Okay. After spending a lot of time on this issue I finally found the answer. I want to share.
The reason why certain images don't work is because they do not meet certain requirements. To find out what those requirements are and how to make an image conform please read this...
There is also one additional requirement I discovered on my own, i.e. the path to the image must not have any spaces. For example, ~/Pictures/my image.png will not work. Instead, try ~/Pictures/my_image.png.
Okay. After spending a lot of time on this issue I finally found the answer. I want to share.
The reason why certain images don't work is because they do not meet certain requirements. To find out what those requirements are and how to make an image conform please read this...
https:/ /help.ubuntu. com/community/ Grub2/Displays# Choosing_ a_GRUB_ 2_Background_ Image
There is also one additional requirement I discovered on my own, i.e. the path to the image must not have any spaces. For example, ~/Pictures/my image.png will not work. Instead, try ~/Pictures/ my_image. png.