Description: KDE Bestever Slick Line Ani-02 is inspired mostly by KDE but it can be used even if somebody is not a huge fan of KDE, it's a slight modification of KDE Bestever having also a different loading progress animation
Don't be shy, give it a try, hesitation isn't good for you, trust me, I'm a doctor ;-). I believe in you capability to download and set it up, after all what have you got to lose, if you don't like it you can always bin it and once you change your mind, bring it back.
IMPORTANT NOTE: If you voted out of favour because you had a bad day or acted upon feeling like a spoiled toddler, be aware that I consider it as indeed very immature and silly. On contrary, if you liked what you got, definitely feel free to vote + and possibly point others to the product site, you will actually do well if you do this, unlike most who in fact can't do anything else than express negativity because they think it matters.
PS. I've just noticed that on some displays on preview it looks like logo isn't centered but it is so on the bootsplash, awa if you zoom the preview, you'll also see this.Last changelog:
Small fix
If text splash was showing up or something, it should be fine now
Beware, ogre! I've just checked and it works very well, I can think only about few possibilites in which it might not work - trying to use it on older version of Mint, where themes' path in .plymouth needs to be adjusted, using a previously downloaded/file bookmark version - there was something wrong with it but it was fixed some time ago, trying to use it in a distro like Arch based one - possibility of havin' to change .plymouth's name case, skipping to run update-initramfs. In short: your comment is complete bullshit to me, so beware, educate yourself.
Sorry, but it doesn't work for me.
And "beware" means for me "aufpassen", this isn't bad or "bullshit" and means, that other people can encounter problemes. Must not but can.
That's better, however I stay on with what I've said. Besides, I can tell the difference between good and ugly myself and I don't really need to be hostilely puzzled about that in any respect. I already came across stupid, rude comments before so better be aware of what you write or you'll be reported if you do that again.
Plymouth is a bootsplash for Linux supporting animations using Direct Rendering Manager and KMS driver. It gets packed into the initrd. Besides eye-candy, Plymouth also handles user interaction during boot. Wikipedia
Installation instructions:
copy YOURTHEME folder to usr/share/plymouth/themes/YOURTHEME
Ratings & Comments
4 Comments
Beware, does not work!
Beware, ogre! I've just checked and it works very well, I can think only about few possibilites in which it might not work - trying to use it on older version of Mint, where themes' path in .plymouth needs to be adjusted, using a previously downloaded/file bookmark version - there was something wrong with it but it was fixed some time ago, trying to use it in a distro like Arch based one - possibility of havin' to change .plymouth's name case, skipping to run update-initramfs. In short: your comment is complete bullshit to me, so beware, educate yourself.
Sorry, but it doesn't work for me. And "beware" means for me "aufpassen", this isn't bad or "bullshit" and means, that other people can encounter problemes. Must not but can.
That's better, however I stay on with what I've said. Besides, I can tell the difference between good and ugly myself and I don't really need to be hostilely puzzled about that in any respect. I already came across stupid, rude comments before so better be aware of what you write or you'll be reported if you do that again.