I just love turning on my Linuxsystem to be greeted by my awesome boot screen before I arrive at my desktop without even having time for a sip of coffee. You don’t feel the same way?
Maybe you should change your boot screen to something you’ll actually like! Since Linux is so highly customizeable, you can do exactly that with just a few instructions. These instructions should work just fine with virtually any graphical Linux distribution, as most of them use Plymouth for the boot screen.
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