Public bug reported:
Install Ubuntu desktop, with full disk LUKS encryption, on an UEFI
system.
On boot, ESP & rootfs will have fsck started.
This flickers briefly that fsck are in progress, although most of the
time both the ESP and rootfs fsck finish/exit instantly.
It would be nice delaying to show fsck progress in plymouth until it
takes a substantial amount of time and/or if there is progress about it.
I.e. ideally it should not be shown if it takes less than a second to
complete (or some other very quick threshold). As there is not enough to
time to show the message that the fsck is in progress, for the human to
read it, before the message is dissmissed again.
One can see this as a flickerfree boot effort.
** Affects: systemd (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: flickerfree
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fsck integration is not flicker free
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