https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=460943
--- Comment #4 from Malte S. Stretz <m...@apache.org> --- I started digging a bit further and wrapped my head around how this is all supposed to work. I /think/ (hard to tell without the actual error message) that I run into this error: https://github.com/KDE/plymouth-kcm/blob/v5.26.1/src/helper.cpp#L305 If I understand that code correctly then it does try to find a foo.plymouth file directly within /usr/share/plymouth/themes/plymouthgrub_banksy -- that directory exists but this theme seems to be "special" and the plymouth file actually exists in a subdirectory: > # find /usr/share/plymouth/themes/plymouthgrub_banksy -name '*.plymouth' > /usr/share/plymouth/themes/plymouthgrub_banksy/banksy_plymouth/banksy_plymouth.plymouth That's probably also why the install never worked properly. It looks like the current ::install code would never have installed this theme due to that but back in 2020 it probably did. I guess the best way forward would be to check if any alternative is actually registered in the theme directory via `update-alternatives --query default.plymouth`. And only if that gives a result try to remove it. And of course display an error message if something fails. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.