I know this isn't super helpful, but it's a start https://ubuntu.com/core/docs/splash-screen
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Mor https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Plymouth
You could probably steal the entire Plymouth config from Ubuntu 18, may have to downgrade/install Plymouth in 23
Yeah I’ll probably download an old Ubuntu in a vm and steal the Plymouth theme
Wasn’t showing up in defaults.Plymouth so I renamed it to one of the themes I wasn’t using but now when I boot it turns off after a few seconds. Anyone know what this is?
Edit; this happens in the boot menu now too? What the hell
The joys of trying to get Ubuntu to do what you want 😅. Do you have logs from the boot in /var/log ? May be able to get it booted with the alternate grub options
Oh man, you brought back memories. Memories of when Ubuntu was awesome.
Which ubuntu had this boot screen?
I don't have an exact answer for you, as I don't even know what distro your 'old' version was.
Linux is mostly open source, but people can't help you as much with a 'purple background and 4 dots' description as they can with exactly what distro you were once running.
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