Ubuntu users have a huge array of options regarding softwares. That is one thing that i like about Ubuntu, and clearly, as some people say, it is the best thing that happened to Linux.
In one of my previous posts, I had talked about customizing startup on Ubuntu. So here it is again, but this time with some GUI. For this to work ,you need to install a software which goes by the name of SUM(Startup Manager).
Install startup manager by entering sudo apt-get install startupmanager into your terminal.
Now, you are all set to go once the installation is complete. Startup manager lets you customize the :
- Boot menu timeout.
- Boot menu resolution.
- Boot menu background.
- Bootsplash theme.
This is a list of the customizations we generally like to make. You can start by changing the boot order as against the previous tedious way I had talked about.
The boot menu background does not come off too well ,so try and use an image with some less colour depth.
