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Ubuntu 'Enterprise' Linux GRUB Splash Screen. It's based on elranzer's concept. If you have any suggestions please commment Installation: Copy the file (*.xpm.gz) to e.g. /boot/grub/ Then add the following line to your ...

Wallpaper: http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Hardy-Simple+Colors?content=78123 Ubuntu logo is from standard ubuntu usplash. The progressbar is animated. Supported resolutions: 800x600 (big only), 1024x768, 1280x1024 (big only) 1280x800, 1440x900, 1680x1050 Other resolutions might be ...

Hello friends. Today I tried to make a nice looking usplash theme. This is the result: Built on hardy heron 32bit. Don't know if it runs on other Distris. At this time only 1024x768 is implemented (other resolutions will not work!) Best to install with StartUp-Manager, but i gueass it would ...

A wide image for grub2 (which supports png) background.

This is the 800x600 image for all resolutions (max 1024x76 from the CD Cover from Glasvegas. This is my first version. So try it out if you like it. And when something happens tell me. Its for Ubuntu 9.04 usplash. But other distributions should work ?

A remake of the usplash theme Sleekdragon now for Splashy for all of us that suffer from the "Ubuntu 8.10 bug" Most of the artwork was made by the author of the original theme but with a few changes to make it look good in splashy, creds go out to Nomek Yakaré the theme has a progress bar ...

Just a quick GRUB splash image I whipped up from one of the Jaunty backgrounds I stumbled upon (sorry, I REALLY wish I knew who did it) and the "Circle of Friends" part of the Ubuntu Logo. Credit for the original images goes to the creators, bringing them together like this is credit myself

This package is compatible with Ubuntu 9.10 (karmic) and Ubuntu 10.04 (lucid) LTS.

It is a remake of jimming´s plymouth theme: http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php?content=128830 I´ve added HP logo. To Install on Ubuntu Lucid Lynx (10.04) do the following Extract the contents of the tar.gz hpplymouth1010 to your Desktop folder Open a terminal navigate to your desktop ...