Tela grub theme

Tela grub theme Original

Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): https://github.com/vinceliuice/grub2-themes

Score 83.1%

Description:

Colorful flat theme for grub

Last changelog:

2019.10.28 2 months ago

Add 2k and 4k display support

samson
2 days ago

great also you could put font what is on screenshot for me are very tiny font and not sharp very ugly font but theme like theme is perfect

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vinceliuice
7 hours ago

This picture is not a screenshot. I use inkscape made this, and all font on grub will be sharp, because grub don't support blur effect.

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rseke
16 days ago

8 8 great

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DanielWhite
1 month ago

10 10 the best

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vinceliuice
29 days ago

Thank you!

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vinceliuice
1 month ago

Thanks

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vinceliuice
2 months ago

Thanks

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force9da
2 months ago

Can someone Help, I have installed the theme via the install script, but it's not showing the terminal box on startup, just the background image.

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tamarael
3 months ago

10 10 the best

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tamarael
3 months ago

Hey mate, first off, great theme, I love it.
Now would you be able to help a noob like me get it sharp looking in a 2560x1440 dell monitor? :D
on my screen it looks smudged on the edges and not very pleasing.
Thanks in advance for any help you can provide

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vinceliuice
2 months ago

It's supported now!

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madroz
4 months ago

thank you very much. it's look beautifull

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vinceliuice
4 months ago

You are welcome!

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madroz
4 months ago

Thank you

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kinesight
4 months ago

How do I set the icons for my Distros? My Linux Mint 19.2 is showing as Ubuntu and Windows and system setup is blank

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adodd81802
4 months ago

Go to the boot\grub folder and edit the grub.cfg. You will see a bunch of 'menuentry' lines that should reflect your OS options and they will say class ubuntu or class windows for example. Make sure the names of their class exactly match the name of the icon to get the correct icon.

I found for linux mint it's simply a typo, it searches for linuxmint but the name of the icon is linux-mint. A simple rename fixed that.

If you can't edit / save the config file, do it through terminal, right click in the same window where the config file is - open terminal, sudo nano grub.cfg will open the file in terminal so you can edit it.

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