Why was the really nice grub boot screen with the cool dragon graphics replaced by a boring plain color gradient? This seems to me like a regression for a dr460nized Garuda variant.
IDK
Maybe it does not fit on all screen resolutions.
It is warped or compressed.
But you can also adjust it to your values yourself.
I like the new boot screen.
I think it might be a wrong image. Its been like this ever since the change and I just fresh installed the 5/15/2024 iso yesterday.
I adjusted to my liking.
THe color differ about the smartphone picture.
This is what my system has. I just did an update. What am I missing? Where are the other images to choose from?
i just replaced background.png make sure you use a png
Ok. But why does it look like this? I feel like I’m booting Lubuntu or something…
Is that dragon logo part of the grub menu or the background?
I ended up downgrading then backing up the background.png, then updating again, and copying over background.png with the old dragon image.
Might I humbly suggest that the Lubuntu look is not a good default choice for Dr460nized? Though I’m still unclear if everyone has the plain colors like I did, or if some people have a small dragon logo by default.
Plain here too, just waiting for an update.
It’s amazing to see people seemed to love the previous one our reasoning behind changing it was having a cleaner boot menu with Dr460nized/Sweet aesthetics besides not being bound to a specific boot screen size, potentially stretching the image for some people.
Seems this way is easier
sudo mv /usr/share/grub/themes/garuda-dr460nized/background.png /usr/share/grub/themes/garuda-dr460nized/background.png.bak
sudo cp /usr/share/wallpapers/garuda-wallpapers/Dragon.png /usr/share/grub/themes/garuda-dr460nized/background.png
IIRC
But I’ve made so many … I could be wrong.
I wonder if there is a way for the grub boot app. To have one more text that just links to the old image for people that want it
maybe just dragonized_old or something
also ty sgs for making such great artwork,
I just change new.png to background.png
Or you can change the name in theme.txt
desktop-image: “background.png”
and put the new.png in the correct folder.
I never usedthis part, you can try and report
Well… given the choice of dragon vs. no dragon, I’m always going to choose the dragon… in all areas of life.
It does work that way an works. Named mine background_2.png an changed the text file to match. I was just thinking for the user not so tech inclined.
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