Vortex Ubuntu
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Plymouth Themes animated animations editable ubuntu vortex
Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): https://github.com/emanuele-scarsella/vortex-ubuntu-plymouth-theme
A simple editable splash screen inspired by the Atom Editor website with a futuristic design and a elegant progress bar.
The theme has animations that makes the stripes rotate at different speeds giving a vortex effect.
You can easily change the background color to whatever you please following the instruction inside the README.txt file.
For the installation there is a useful shell script that dose everything automatically and other two scripts allow you to test it and eventually easily remove it.
Give it a try, weight nothing and is easy to install ;-)
INSTALLATION
1) Open a terminal inside the "vortex-ubuntu" folder (right-click on the folder end select "open in terminal)
2) make the "install" file executable by running the following command:
sudo chmod +x install
4) run the "install" file with the following command:
sudo ./install
For more instructions see the "README" file or go to the GitHub page ( https://www.github.com/emanuele-scarsella/vortex-ubuntu-plymouth-theme )
NOTE: IT DOSE NOT SUPPORT ENCRYPTED PARTITIONS. SUPPORT FOR THIS IS UNDER DEVELOPMENT
P.S. remember to rate and leave a comment, any feedback is precious and really welcome <3
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Looks really nice but sadly doesn't support encrypted /-partitions. :(
how to install it , pls help
10 the best
10 the best looks good, haven't tested it yet but looks cool great job
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Vortex Ubuntu is part of Artwork (Icons, Cursors, Wallpapers), which is supported by the following people:
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henriqueffc
18 days ago
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e-s-coder
18 days ago
I'm glad you liked it :-)
Please consider to also "star" the project on github ( https://github.com/emanuele-scarsella/vortex-ubuntu-plymouth-theme )
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rupa
1 month ago
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e-s-coder
1 month ago
I'll try to implement it and if I succeeded I will tell you so you too can enjoy this theme ;-)
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killerbean37124
1 month ago
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e-s-coder
1 month ago
To install it you just need to execute the "install" file.
If you are on Ubuntu this can be done completely through the GUI in this way:
1) Right-click on the "install" file and go to properties > permission end here check the "Allow executing file as program".
2) Right-click on the "vortex-ubuntu" folder and select "open in terminal"
3) type on the terminal:
sudo ./install
end press "enter", then insert your user
password and press "enter" again
If you want instructions for doing it completely from the terminal you can find this inside the "REASME" file.
If it gives you any error tell me what you get and I will help you :-)
Let me know if you succeeded in the installation ;-)
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linuxoed9
2 months ago
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e-s-coder
2 months ago
P.S. consider starring or reviewing this project on GitHub as well if you like ( https://www.github.com/emanuele-scarsella/vortex-ubuntu-plymouth-theme )
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biltar
2 months ago
This one looks so cool!
I've already download the file but having a tiny bit of difficulty running it.
Would there be any solution to the following problem?
I get the error message saying
W: plymouth module (/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/plymouth//.so) missing, skipping that theme.
I checked out that file manually in the current file but haven't found a thing called module
By the way, I'm running Lubuntu 20.10 Groovy Gorilla
TIA
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e-s-coder
2 months ago
DESCRIPTION OF THE PROBLEM
It seems that your problem is due to a bug in some plymouth package that causes a module called "script.so" to be missing from /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/plymouth/ and from /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/plymouth/ as well... you could try putting this file in those folders manually (I can provide you the file if needed) but that might not work and bring other problems.
A safer and simpler solution seems to be installing "plymouth-themes" package.
RECOMMANDED SOLUTION:
1) install "plymouth-themes" package with this command:
sudo apt install plymouth-themes
2) retry the installation
Let me know if it solves your problem and not hesitate to ask me for further help :-)
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14kaitou
2 months ago
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e-s-coder
2 months ago
Let me know if there is any problem or if you need any kind of help : )
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starsailor
2 months ago
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e-s-coder
2 months ago
A) installing another splash screen theme like the one you can download here with an installer script bundled together.
B) installing another splash screen theme through apt command (if you don't know how ask me)
C) installing another splash screen theme manually (again you can ask me how if that's your choice)
D) if instead you wont to boot with a completely black screen you can remove the splash screen by editing /etc/default/grub changing the line GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash" in GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet" so that your computer should boot with a completely black screen.
fell free to ask for more information : )
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e-s-coder
2 months ago
sudo update-grub
command... sorry : (
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