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Since the 1980s the federal government has prompted the militarization
of federal, state, and local law enforcement.
That militarization has led not only to well-publicized disasters,
but to a widespread increase in violent law enforcement,
which has played a major role in alienating Americans from their government.
Such baleful consequences are the result of another dangerous trend,
the expansion of the power of federal criminal justice
far beyond its legitimate constitutional limits.
Law and order begin at the top;
the most important criminal justice reforms are those
that return federal law enforcement to its constitutional role.
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It is also possible to use a background image with a menu, using either the splashimage command or the gfxmenu package. Both of these options must be used in a configuration file and cannot be used from a command line. gfxmenu requires external files/packages and is much more complex than using the splashimage command, however it does support .jpg images. For gfxmenu usage, see here.
If using the splashimage command, the image will need to be in the .xpm format (which can be compressed with gzip) and must be 640x480 pixels with a maximum of 14 colours. For instructions on creating a splash image see next section (here). To display splash image splash.xpm.gz (in current root directory) the following entry should be used in menu.lst -
splashimage=/splash.xpm.gz
To display splash image splash.xpm.gz (saved in 1st partition on 1st hard disk drive) the following entry should be used -
splashimage=(hd0,0)/splash.xpm.gz
By default the foreground colour (all of the menu text and the highlight for the currently selected option) will be white and the background colour (the highlighted text within the currently selected option) will be black. To change these colours use the following menu.lst entry -
Where RR is red, GG is green, and BB blue. Numbers must be in hexadecimal. In the following example the menu text and highlight for the selected option will be displayed in Blue (hex decimal value 0033FF) and the selected option will have Red (hex decimal value FF3300) text – refer to figure 2. below.
Display grub4dos xpm backgrounds
It is also possible to use a background image with a menu,
using either the splashimage command or the gfxmenu package.
Both of these options must be used in a configuration file
and cannot be used from a command line.
gfxmenu requires external files/packages and is much more complex
than using the splashimage command, however it does support .jpg images.
For gfxmenu usage, see here.
If using the splashimage command, the image will need to be in the .xpm format
(which can be compressed with gzip) and must be 640x480 pixels
with a maximum of 14 colours.
For instructions on creating a splash image see next section (here).
To display splash image splash.xpm.gz (in current root directory)
the following entry should be used in menu.lst -
splashimage=/splash.xpm.gz
To display splash image splash.xpm.gz (saved in 1st partition on 1st hard disk drive)
the following entry should be used -
splashimage=(hd0,0)/splash.xpm.gz
By default the foreground colour
(all of the menu text and the highlight for the currently selected option)
will be white and the background colour
(the highlighted text within the currently selected option) will be black.
To change these colours use the following menu.lst entry -
splashimage=(hd0,0)/splash.xpm.gz
foreground=RRGGBB
background=RRGGBB
Where RR is red, GG is green, and BB blue. Numbers must be in hexadecimal.
In the following example the menu text and highlight for the selected option
will be displayed in Blue (hex decimal value 0033FF)
and the selected option will have Red (hex decimal value FF3300) text
refer to figure 2. below.
splashimage=(hd0,0)/splash.xpm.gz
foreground=0033FF
background=FF3300
figure 2.