Port BootSpashScreen to work with mash |
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Issue descriptionIt uses ui::CopyAreaToCanvas, which likely means we need support in mus to get it right.
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Aug 14
+derat Bug scrub: Does anyone know if this is working correctly with mash? When I boot a device with --enable-features=Mash things look mostly OK, but a black shelf shows up briefly before the login screen. I'm not sure what BootSplashScreen is -- it doesn't exist in the code.
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Aug 15
I think that BootSplashScreen was an old X11-era hack that copied the Chrome OS boot splash screen into a layer so we could fade smoothly from it to the login screen. I don't think that it's relevant anymore. If there's jank during the boot-to-login transition with --enable-features=Mash, it should be fixed (why are we showing the shelf?), but it'd probably be better to use a separate bug for that. +jdufault in case this isn't already on his radar.
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Aug 15
> Bug scrub: Does anyone know if this is working correctly with mash? When I boot a device with --enable-features=Mash things look mostly OK, but a black shelf shows up briefly before the login screen. This was a separate regression that should be fixed. |
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Comment 1 by rjkroege@chromium.org
, Aug 8 2016