How do I restore the default Xubuntu boot screen?
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I experimented with some themes using 'plymouth'; now, I want to get the default boot screen back with its animation. What should I do?
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I experimented with some themes using 'plymouth'; now, I want to get the default boot screen back with its animation. What should I do?
xubuntu plymouth
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I experimented with some themes using 'plymouth'; now, I want to get the default boot screen back with its animation. What should I do?
xubuntu plymouth
edited May 14 at 23:41
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I experimented with some themes using 'plymouth'; now, I want to get the default boot screen back with its animation. What should I do?
xubuntu plymouth
edited May 14 at 23:41
K7AAY
3,73221443
asked May 14 at 14:46
Pete_Khlunowsky
31
edited May 14 at 23:41
K7AAY
3,73221443
edited May 14 at 23:41
K7AAY
3,73221443
edited May 14 at 23:41
K7AAY
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asked May 14 at 14:46
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asked May 14 at 14:46
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asked May 14 at 14:46
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Current plymouth theme is configured by a simple symlink in /usr/share/plymouth/themes.
Change the symlink /usr/share/plymouth/themes to point towards /etc/alternatives/default.plymouth
sudo rm /usr/share/plymouth/themes/default.plymouth
sudo ln -s /etc/alternatives/default.plymouth /usr/share/plymouth/themes/default.plymouth
Or run
sudo dpkg-reconfigure plymouth-theme-ubuntu-logo
Assuming you still have that package installed. If not, just reinstall it with
sudo apt install plymouth-theme-ubuntu-logo
This is an answer for ubuntu. I don't know about xubuntu. It should be the same ?
answered May 14 at 16:56
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Current plymouth theme is configured by a simple symlink in /usr/share/plymouth/themes.
Change the symlink /usr/share/plymouth/themes to point towards /etc/alternatives/default.plymouth
sudo rm /usr/share/plymouth/themes/default.plymouth
sudo ln -s /etc/alternatives/default.plymouth /usr/share/plymouth/themes/default.plymouth
Or run
sudo dpkg-reconfigure plymouth-theme-ubuntu-logo
Assuming you still have that package installed. If not, just reinstall it with
sudo apt install plymouth-theme-ubuntu-logo
This is an answer for ubuntu. I don't know about xubuntu. It should be the same ?
answered May 14 at 16:56
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Current plymouth theme is configured by a simple symlink in /usr/share/plymouth/themes.
Change the symlink /usr/share/plymouth/themes to point towards /etc/alternatives/default.plymouth
sudo rm /usr/share/plymouth/themes/default.plymouth
sudo ln -s /etc/alternatives/default.plymouth /usr/share/plymouth/themes/default.plymouth
Or run
sudo dpkg-reconfigure plymouth-theme-ubuntu-logo
Assuming you still have that package installed. If not, just reinstall it with
sudo apt install plymouth-theme-ubuntu-logo
This is an answer for ubuntu. I don't know about xubuntu. It should be the same ?
answered May 14 at 16:56
solsTiCe
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Current plymouth theme is configured by a simple symlink in /usr/share/plymouth/themes.
Change the symlink /usr/share/plymouth/themes to point towards /etc/alternatives/default.plymouth
sudo rm /usr/share/plymouth/themes/default.plymouth
sudo ln -s /etc/alternatives/default.plymouth /usr/share/plymouth/themes/default.plymouth
Or run
sudo dpkg-reconfigure plymouth-theme-ubuntu-logo
Assuming you still have that package installed. If not, just reinstall it with
sudo apt install plymouth-theme-ubuntu-logo
This is an answer for ubuntu. I don't know about xubuntu. It should be the same ?
answered May 14 at 16:56
solsTiCe
4,90221642
Current plymouth theme is configured by a simple symlink in /usr/share/plymouth/themes.
Change the symlink /usr/share/plymouth/themes to point towards /etc/alternatives/default.plymouth
sudo rm /usr/share/plymouth/themes/default.plymouth
sudo ln -s /etc/alternatives/default.plymouth /usr/share/plymouth/themes/default.plymouth
Or run
sudo dpkg-reconfigure plymouth-theme-ubuntu-logo
Assuming you still have that package installed. If not, just reinstall it with
sudo apt install plymouth-theme-ubuntu-logo
This is an answer for ubuntu. I don't know about xubuntu. It should be the same ?
answered May 14 at 16:56
solsTiCe
4,90221642
answered May 14 at 16:56
solsTiCe
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answered May 14 at 16:56
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