[Bug 1019547] Re: Terminal text appears before Plymouth at logout and shutdown.

[Niclas Moeslund Overby]

** Description changed:

  The Plymouth splash screen starts too late to cover the terminal text at
  logout and shutdown.
  
  The bug is related to Lightdm, because Mdm do not have this issue or at
  least the issue is not as far out.
  
- If you remove Lightdm from  /etc/init/plymouth-stop.conf the logout and shutdown seems fine, but the plymouthd service
- will still be running at the system all the time. That is bad because plymouthd is very resource heavy.
+ If you remove Lightdm from  /etc/init/plymouth-stop.conf the logout and
+ shutdown seems fine, but the plymouthd service will still be running at
+ the system all the time. That is bad because plymouthd is very resource
+ heavy.

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Title:
  Terminal text appears before Plymouth at logout and shutdown.

Status in One Hundred Paper Cuts:
  Confirmed
Status in “plymouth” package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  The Plymouth splash screen starts too late to cover the terminal text
  at logout and shutdown.

  The bug is related to Lightdm, because Mdm do not have this issue or
  at least the issue is not as far out.

  If you remove Lightdm from  /etc/init/plymouth-stop.conf the logout
  and shutdown seems fine, but the plymouthd service will still be
  running at the system all the time. That is bad because plymouthd is
  very resource heavy.

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