Description: Breeze is the style for the plasma 5 desktop and the idea is to have a continuous breeze style from the beginning to the end so here is my example of an plasma 5 breeze styled grub2 menu.
for discussion please use the comments or the kde forum https://forum.kde.org/viewtopic.php?f=285&t=130271
you will find everything in the download file to design your own grub theme so feel free to make your computer awesome.
install: - copy the files to /boot/grub/themes/ - edit /etc/default/grub file - GRUB_THEME="/boot/grub/themes/Breeze/theme.txt" - terminal: grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfgLast changelog:
I "fixed" it like this:
cd /boot/grub/themes/Breeze/icons
sudo convert arch.svg arch.png
sudo grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg
(the command convert is from the package imagemagick)
though, this doesn't seem to update the icon until you press an arrow key, it probably has something to do with the fact that arch linux is at the top of the menu...
I think it really looks great ! But for some reason, on my Archlinux system, the Arch logo (and the Chakra logo) is not displayed, Grub shows the default Tux logo instead. Any idea why ?
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This theme looks great! On my system (Archlinux) the Arch logo does not appear, although I liked the Tux logo which appears instead!
I "fixed" it like this: cd /boot/grub/themes/Breeze/icons sudo convert arch.svg arch.png sudo grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg (the command convert is from the package imagemagick) though, this doesn't seem to update the icon until you press an arrow key, it probably has something to do with the fact that arch linux is at the top of the menu...
I'm glad I came across your theme. Looks simple & attractive. Sort of recent. +1
Nice theme How do i get this one going on 1920x1080 screen ? i have an Nvidia GF GTX460 ? My OS is Linux Mint Rebecca (ubuntu Trusty) 64bit
I think it really looks great ! But for some reason, on my Archlinux system, the Arch logo (and the Chakra logo) is not displayed, Grub shows the default Tux logo instead. Any idea why ?