MacOS Boot Plymouth

MacOS Boot Plymouth Original

Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): https://github.com/nilotpalbiswas/MacOS-Boot-Plymouth.git

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macOS boot plymouth for linux

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ja7adr
4 months ago

8 8 great

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14kaitou
4 months ago

10 10 the best, don't any have issues

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14kaitou
4 months ago

well fix my typo don't have any issues

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cheetaof71
6 months ago

after install grub theme shutdown apple logo disappeard

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cheetaof71
6 months ago

10 10 the best

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unclevez
11 months ago

how can i use this boot plymouth in ubuntu 20.04? Boot plymouth has been changed and it's quite different
from old plymouth.

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alexbot2000
11 months ago

how can i install this on manjaro? i followed the instructions on the arch wiki but all it shows its a grayish background with three squares that are not even centered

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gccc
11 months ago

10 10 the best

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gccc
11 months ago

What's plymouth number?

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pauletta1987
1 year ago

Here goes a simple installation guide:

1) Download the file, extract and copy the entire extracted folder to the plymouth themes root folder:

sudo mv //home/username/Downloads/apple-mac-plymouth /usr/share/plymouth/themes
OBS1: I will use, as default, the folder I want to move located at "Downloads
OBS2: replace "username" with your user name (obviously...).

2) Open terminal and run the folowing commands:

$ sudo update-alternatives --install /usr/share/plymouth/themes/default.plymouth default.plymouth /usr/share/plymouth/themes/mac-apple-plymouth/mac-apple-plymouth.plymouth 100

$ sudo update-alternatives --config default.plymouth
(choose the plymouth number)

$ sudo update-initramfs -u

3) Reboot and enjoy

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pauletta1987
1 year ago

Hey guys! Two little correction at item 1:

a - I said to copy the content, but I used the "move" comand "mv"
b - The correct command to move (there was an aditional bar after the "mv" command") :
$ sudo mv /home/username/Downloads/apple-mac-plymouth /usr/share/plymouth/themes

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zaar
10 months ago

one little correction from me
-the file name is not mac-apple-plymouth
-the correct one is apple-mac-plymouth
I realized it when I failed to install it, thank you

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