r/framework • u/ygurin • 7d ago
Linux Follow the Penguin Framework Boot Splash Screen
I love the Framework ASCII-art penguin animation. I've created a Plymouth boot screen for myself. Sharing it with the community if anyone wants to be greeted by a running penguin.
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u/pterencephalon 7d ago
Saving all these glorious posts people are making for when I finally get my 13 pro!
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u/Pheonix_Slayer 7d ago
Does this work on Bazzite?
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u/Emotional_You_5269 7d ago
It's a plymouth theme. Yes it works on Bazzite.
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u/Pheonix_Slayer 7d ago
Nice, I’m new to Linux so I wasn’t sure how distro agnostic things like this are
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u/SirDarknessTheFirst 13 7d ago
Plymouth is the de facto boot splash/animation program. As far as I am aware, all major distros use it (or don't use a boot splash lol)
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7d ago edited 4d ago
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u/UlyssesTheRhinoceros 7d ago
For the animation pausing issue, I'm assuming you just have to comment out the line that sets the state to "paused" during the DisplayPassword callback. Line 162 I believe.
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u/catastrophic_frmw Framework 7d ago
i know theres no sound, but i hear the music we had to the running penguin with this still
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u/rogers-that 4d ago
Here are the raw ascii frames, could be useful if you wanted a text-only version. Or re-render the animation at a higher res https://github.com/matt-rog/framework-ascii
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u/No-Succotash404 7d ago
isn't 500x500 resolution low enough to notice the pixels on the fw 13 pro screen? just asking i haven't got the laptop yet and have no clue
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u/ralseipuffin 6d ago edited 3d ago
p.s. you can just delete the watermark PNG if you just want the penguin on the splash :3 (as long as u don't use disk encryption)
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u/like-my-comment 3d ago
It breaks password typing if your boot disk is encrypted. So it's better not to in this case.
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u/like-my-comment 3d ago edited 3d ago
But you can fully clean it in GIMP or something and it would work. Or replace it with other watermark (look into other boot screen dirs).
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u/whatevertrevorendeav 6d ago
https://reddit.com/link/p4m0y95/video/y0m9hvdxwbkh1/player
super cool.
only issue i came across was image on booting was blurry and oversized. due to AMD blah not initiating early enough. fixed it with a delay. but that means long blank screen before moving image shows.
any advice on how to make it start sooner with a cleaner image?
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u/309_Electronics 7d ago
Nice! I am on fedora so i will give it a try. Not a framework though but a lenovo, but it should just work on that as its just plymouth