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copy of the default ubuntustudio plymouth theme/script (and .plymouth file edited to reference the '/beforedark/' folder) but pngs replaced to match the Before Dark wallpaper (https://www.opendesktop.org/p/1172924/): 1. download/unzip/copy folder '/beforedark/' into folder...

copy of the default ubuntustudio plymouth theme/script (and .plymouth file edited to reference the '/suade/' folder) but pngs replaced to match the Suade and SuadeWM wallpaper (https://www.opendesktop.org/p/1175924/): 1. download/unzip/copy folder '/suade/' into folder...

this is a plymouth theme or is the same to say that you can change your initiate screen with plymouth.. Many linux distributions already have plymouth, but to implement a custom theme may be different from ubuntu per example. in ubuntu derivate distros is in this way: copy the Gud_One folder...

Rainbow Dash hovers in Ponyville over a Debian Gem icon. Modified from "Lines" script. I do not own any part of this package and script values may be off as I did not understand 100% of the math involving the scaling and positioning of the sprites.

Hi everyone... this is tha last plymouth theme that i created... I will not create more. have two variants colors RED & BLUE. the preview is more accelerated than the plymouth theme and it ends with simple linux word. in ubuntu derivated distros you can apply copying the thalast folder to...

This is a custom plymouth theme that let you change your native splash boot... I am linux user and actually my computer handle linux lite (xfce) Because of that i dont know if you can put this theme in the same way (maybe you have to google it) in gnome, you have to copy amaze folder with...

This is a custom theme for your os boot. The following commands works in ubuntu derivated distros... if dont work it please make a search on google. copy the loadlinux2 folder to usr/share/plymouth/themes open the terminal and run the following commands sudo ln -sf...

with white progress bar.

I change a little bit my previous theme to this :) is very colourful and nice theme (with progress bar) copy the graffmouth folder to usr/share/plymouth/themes open the terminal and run the following commands sudo ln -sf /usr/share/plymouth/themes/graffmouth/graffmouth.plymouth...