Option to hold error/warning screen longer than 9 seconds.

[mk-pmb]

Suggested Feature

The keyboard instructions below the error/warning screen should start with "Press … to pause," preferably space bar, unless that could be misinterpreted as confirmation for the next dialog if typed too late. That way, people who are new to rEFInd and RefindPlus (like me) and are confused by sudden time pressure have the most important info first: How to stop the time pressure.

Background Information

I tried RefindPlus in QEMU and was greeted with an error message that I couldn't understand within 9 seconds, so I was confused by the next screen appearing. I only remembered QEMU's pause feature after I already made a screenshot. On real hardware, neither would have been available.

Additional Context

It was the warning about missing config file because install instructions didn't tell me where to put it. I'll PR that once I figured it out. This also means the config file hint "(Does not proceed automatically)" probably is incorrect for x64-RefindPlus_001402-AD.

[dakanji]

The issue faced with messages is understood but do not plan to change this at this time.
Note that the continue_on_warning token is forced on for certain non-critical notices.

The config file should go into the same location as the RefindPlus file.
Will provide guidance on this element for those installing manually.

As an aside, RefindPlus and rEFInd are not the same thing.

[mk-pmb]

Thanks for reminding me, of course I meant I tried RefindPlus. I've updated my post for precision.

The config file should go into the same location as the RefindPlus file.

Thanks! Meanwhile I had discovered that already, just didn't have time for the PR yet. It would be nice if it could have a more specific name like RefindPlus.conf, to avoid collisions with other configs when installed into the default EFI/BOOT/ directory.

[dakanji]

Also noted on the config file naming. Thanks.
Again however, do not plan to change this at this time.
Will reconsider if/when there is a specific case of a conflict.