[Budgie-remix-bug-busters] [Bug 1680844] Re: Add a nice grub theme.

@Dustin Krysak (bashfulrobot): I think we should make it somewhat neutral, it's also going to be booting operating systems other than Ubuntu budgie. Also, we may want to include include simple operation instructions somewhere on it as well (example included). ** Attachment added: "ASSDN.png"

[Budgie-remix-bug-busters] [Bug 1680844] Re: Add a nice grub theme.

I'd suggest keeping the theme simple so it's easier to fix and modify. -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of ubuntu budgie bug busters, which is subscribed to budgie-remix. Matching subscriptions: bug-busters https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1680844 Title: Add a

Re: [Budgie-remix-bug-busters] [Bug 1680844] Re: Add a nice grub theme.

The last time I did it, you would drop the theme files in /boot/grub/themes, and then edit the /etc/default/grub file and add something like GRUB_THEME=/boot/grub/themes/THEMNAME/theme.txt #PATH_TO_THEME.TXT. Then run sudo update-grub. On Fri, 7 Apr 2017 at 09:01 Larry Chase

[Budgie-remix-bug-busters] [Bug 1680844] Re: Add a nice grub theme.

*I'm -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of ubuntu budgie bug busters, which is subscribed to budgie-remix. Matching subscriptions: bug-busters https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1680844 Title: Add a nice grub theme. Status in budgie-remix: New Bug description: I

[Budgie-remix-bug-busters] [Bug 1680844] Re: Add a nice grub theme.

I'm pretty sure I misunderstanding you, but grub themes are usually distributed in a compressed file that you install by decompressing and placing in /boot/grub/themes, and use by adding the theme's path to /etc/default/grub. -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of

Re: [Budgie-remix-bug-busters] [Bug 1680844] Re: Add a nice grub theme.

the theme we could incorporate within our plymouth package - budgie-artwork. Just a question of how to apply the theme as part of a debian package On 7 April 2017 at 15:28, Larry Chase wrote: > The only grub themes I could find in the default repositories are the >

[Budgie-remix-bug-busters] [Bug 1680844] Re: Add a nice grub theme.

The only grub themes I could find in the default repositories are the Starfield and Breeze themes. Then again, it's not as if the project hasn't faced bigger challenges. -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of ubuntu budgie bug busters, which is subscribed to

[Budgie-remix-bug-busters] [Bug 1680844] Re: Add a nice grub theme.

Dharma was only a suggestion, theres probably something that fits that criteria. -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of ubuntu budgie bug busters, which is subscribed to budgie-remix. Matching subscriptions: bug-busters https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1680844 Title:

[Budgie-remix-bug-busters] [Bug 1680844] Re: Add a nice grub theme.

ah - in that case - I am very interested. Just a question of how to-do this, who would create the theme for the team etc. -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of ubuntu budgie bug busters, which is subscribed to budgie-remix. Matching subscriptions: bug-busters

[Budgie-remix-bug-busters] [Bug 1680844] Re: Add a nice grub theme.

It's grub, I have the theme installed in my machine. Most distros don't use grub2's full capabilities. It can even do animated themes. -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of ubuntu budgie bug busters, which is subscribed to budgie-remix. Matching subscriptions:

[Budgie-remix-bug-busters] [Bug 1680844] Re: Add a nice grub theme.

That looks like BURG not GRUB. If it is BURG then I don't think that package exists in the Ubuntu Repository - additionally - more importantly, I dont think it is a well maintained project, so would not be an acceptable project to sponsor for Debian/Ubuntu. -- You received this bug notification

[Budgie-remix-bug-busters] [Bug 1680844] Re: Add a nice grub theme.

If we do this, there are a few things we should fix. First, we should add a small margin to all the OS icons. Second, we should make Budgie Remix identify as "Budgie Remix" in grub's "OS class" entry (It currently identifies as Ubuntu). Am I making any sense here? And finally, we should add