Hi
Thanks for your report; usplash was intentionally disabled by default. The goal is to have the boot quick enough that we don't need usplash at all until xsplash starts. usplash is still in use in the case of fsck or password prompt though.
Hope this helps,
Hi
Thanks for your report; usplash was intentionally disabled by default. The goal is to have the boot quick enough that we don't need usplash at all until xsplash starts. usplash is still in use in the case of fsck or password prompt though.
Hope this helps,