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A pack of Grub themes for each Linux distribution. Supported distributions: - Arch Linux - Arco

Grub Legacy Bootsplash created from an original image created by Oliver Amrein ([email protected]) Image downloaded from http://www.blender.org/features-gallery/art-gallery/ with no user copyright notices posted or otherwise identified with the image or on the hosted site.

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...

I made one for Ubuntu(1st screenshot) and one for Linux Mint(2nd screenshot). [b]Ubuntu file

Debian à la Windows 10 boot splash theme for Plymouth Based on Pure CSS Windows10 Loader by Fernando de Almeida Faria https://codepen.io/feebaa/pen/PPrLQP and Plymouth theming guide (part 4) http://brej.org/blog/?p=238 Installation wget ...

Breeze is the style for the plasma 5 desktop and the idea is to have a continuous breeze style from the beginning to the end so here is my example of an plasma 5 breeze styled grub2 menu. for discussion please use the comments or the kde forum...

Install instructions included in read me file!

Based on Cristian Rodriguez's SuSE Elegant theme, but supports many more resolutions. Also has small improvements to the graphics. Get the matching KDM and KSplash themes for a consistent UI. You can find the original SuSE Elegant theme at...

A Grub 2 theme based on the KDE 4 Oxygen theme. Install directions are in the tar file. Also, if someone had links to Oxygen themed distro icons, I'd be more than happy to update them. One more thing, as I'm not a KDE user, I had to base this off of screenshots which is probably a whole...

Arch-logo is a remake of ubuntu-logo plymouth, based on debian-logo plymouth: http://debian-art.org/content/show.php/3+Plymouth+themes+for+Debian?content=135217 To install follow the instructions in the file README If you like, vote in favor, please