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I want to love Omarchy but replacing the boot splash screen with its logo is rough, I wish there was a clear way to disable that
by anaisbetts 1y ago
I want to love Omarchy but replacing the boot splash screen with its logo is rough, I wish there was a clear way to disable that
- martini333 1y agoThat's a deal breaker for you?
- anaisbetts 1y agoYeah, it's like, embarrassing. I don't want other people seeing that screen pop up
- jm4 1y agoYou can. You can either change the logo or disable the splash screen altogether by removing a kernel parameter. https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Plymouth https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Plymouth
- anaisbetts 1y agoThanks for the tip, "Plymouth" was the keyword I was missing here
- ramblerman 1y agoThe whole point of omarchy is to give you great defaults, and then it being linux everything is completely customizable. Which with ChatGpt/Grok is trivial these days for even a non linux native.
- wpm 1y agoCalling many of Omarchys defaults great is a stretch.
- teekert 1y agoIt's not about Omarchy, it's about an influencer falling in love with Linux. You can also fall in love, and shape the OS to your own liking.
- anaisbetts 1y agoI've actually searched quite a bit on how to disable it and can't find anything (partially because there aren't great search terms for it), if you've got a clue I would love to hear it but I assure you it is not obvious.