

Note: Not all these options are available in GRUB 1.98 The default setting is /usr/share/images/desktop-base/desktop-grub.png (the desktop-base package must be installed)ĭefault theme (no image): default_theme colors specified in /etc/grub.d/05_debian_theme WALLPAPER= line in /etc/05_debian_theme * GRUB 1.98 only Wallpaper designated in /usr/share/desktop-base/grub_background.sh (if desktop-base installed)
Grub2 themes download update#
Update GRUB to incorporate the image into the GRUB 2 menu:Īs the command runs, the user should see a terminal message indicating the image was found. The final step in adding the splash image in all the methods described below is to update the GRUB 2 menu. The installed version of GRUB on the system can be obtained by running grub-install -V Instructions for Grub 1.97~beta in Karmic Koala ( unsupported) are located at the end of this section. See the specific instructions for the release you are using. Early versions of Grub 1.98, installed on Lucid, are different than later versions of Grub 1.98 installed on Maverick. The method to include a background image in Grub 2 varies depending on the version of GRUB installed on the system. Important The grub-splashimages package was designed for GRUB 0.97 and is not compatible with GRUB 2. Once installed, the images are located in the /usr/share/images/grub folder.
Grub2 themes download install#

The user may choose any compatible image to use on the GRUB 2 menu. The developers have created a set of compatible background images available as a package download but GRUB 2 accepts a variety of popular image formats.
Grub2 themes download how to#
This page provides information on how to add a background image, change font colors and resolutions on the GRUB 2 menu without using a theme.

GRUB 2's splash image/background capability is greatly enhanced over its predecessor, GRUB 0.97.
