#CHANGE GRUB THEME DEBIAN 9 HOW TO#

P.S.: Grub themes usually come with appropriate install instructions or auto-installer. You want to go to /boot/grub/themes/ and copy the grub-themes-stylishdark_0.1-1_all/boot/grub/themes/StylishDark directory into it so you end up with /boot/grub/themes/StylishDark Grub-themes-stylishdark_0.1-1_all/boot/grub/themes/StylishDark/background.jpg Arch Linux grub2 gfx theme, modified fromubuntu-mate grub2 gfx theme. I used the graphical installer for the older laptop, and the 'regular' non-graphical installer for my new laptop. However, on my old laptop with Debian Stretch, the GRUB menu has a Debian background image. However, you have to make sure you copy the right ones. One thing I noticed is that the GRUB menu has a flat blue background.

#CHANGE GRUB THEME DEBIAN 9 HOW TO#

fast, and open through great typography How to Change Font Size in Grub Menu. It also contains a deb file that you can run to copy the right files or you can copy the unzipped files. Change the system root to the Arch Linux installation directory by typing. NB: The example given is in 7z format so you unzip it with 7z x grub_themes_stylishdark_0_1_by_vinceliuice-d8t31ig.7z. after this, create the theme folder in the /boot/grub/theme/ to extract the package files in it, In my case the theme folder is Ubuntu. I did sudo update-grub anyway, to make sure it worked. I went to check grub.cfg and noticed that it has all the necessary information about the new theme. Then I rebooted, and saw the default ubuntu mate theme. I edited a bit the pics of the new theme and saved. Also I used a program called Grub Customizer. (replace is probably OK remove '' brackets) Hello, I downloaded and installed a new theme for grub2. Find the line starting with '#GRUB_THEME' and change it to 'GRUB_THEME=/boot/grub/themes//'

Change grub theme debian 9