Add Plymouth boot splash plugin#483
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Looks great overall, absolutely LOVE the video 🤩 nice work!
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@troglobit if you like the second commit i can squash and will mark as ready |
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Manage the plymouthd lifecycle across boot, switch_root, and shutdown. Activated by the "splash" kernel command line argument.
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testing looks good - thanks again @troglobit! |
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Manage the plymouthd lifecycle across boot, switch_root, and shutdown. Activated by the "splash" kernel command line argument.
see it in action here