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This is a plymouth theme that cycles many colors at startup and one color at shutdown. Credit to the original ceator: OobuntusGoof tus : http://gnome-look.org/usermanager/search.php?username=OobuntusGooftus Adjust the cycling rate by modifying the duration on line 26 of...

This is a plymouth theme that cycles many colors at startup and one color at shutdown. (changes colors like a chameleon) To install on Ubuntu derivatives: --Copy Chameleon folder to /lib/plymouth/themes Type to terminal: sudo update-alternatives --install...

This is a plymouth theme that cycles many colors at startup and one color at shutdown. (changes colors like a chameleon) To install on Ubuntu derivatives: --Copy Chameleon folder to /lib/plymouth/themes Type to terminal: sudo update-alternatives --install...

This is a plymouth theme that cycles many colors at startup and one color at shutdown. Credit to the original ceator: OobuntusGoof tus : http://gnome-look.org/usermanager/search.php?username=OobuntusGooftus Adjust the cycling rate by modifying the duration on line 26 of the...

This is a plymouth theme that cycles many colors at startup and one color at shutdown. Credit to the original ceator: OobuntusGoof tus : http://gnome-look.org/usermanager/search.php?username=OobuntusGooftus Adjust the cycling rate by modifying the duration on line 26 of...

To install: --Copy minty folder to /lib/plymouth/themes Type to terminal: sudo update-alternatives --install /lib/plymouth/themes/default.plymouth default.plymouth /lib/plymouth/themes/minty/minty.plymouth 100 sudo update-alternatives --config default.plymouth select the number...

This is a modified version of the Elementary Plymouth Theme by: zpletan (deviantart.com). The logos have been changed to Antergos as well as some other minor changes to colors and animations. Enjoy!

Have you built yourself a DIY Steam box with the advent of Steam for Linux? Do you wish that you could make it more integrated with the appearance of Steam? Well here's one piece of the puzzle! Give plymouth (your bootsplash (the pretty thing before you get to the login screen)) a bit of that...

Install the deb package using gdebi or command line! After installing run : "sudo update-alternatives --config default.plymouth" and choose the number corresponding /lib/plymouth/themes/launcher/launcher.plymouth then run "sudo update-initramfs -u" for applying theme!