Hello I am looking to change the fedora logo to my own logo for my custom image when the pc starts, could someone give me the direction to where i can set it up, please.
In general its in the plymouth theme
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Plymouth#Change_background_image
But that might just be for the background in general. But atleast you can try to change those in the theme files
I will try that, I have been browsing the bluefin GitHub repo to find where it could be without success, I hope your answer is the answer.
Thank you very much.
Very late to this thread, but here’s my custom image repository to give an example:
While I’m using BlueBuild for my custom images, the same principle here applies to the UBlue Template: In my repository, I’m putting my own logos in the same folder, with the same filenames, as where they exist in Bluefin. During the build process, my images stomp over Bluefin’s existing logos. It’s that simple!
For the inevitable next question, the build process knows where to place these files because my image recipe (or in UBlue’s case, Containerfile) says to copy that directory to the root file system during the build process. Knowing this, you can overwrite or add any file in the filesystem in your custom image.
Use this power only for good and not evil.
Great, it is never too late, i will check that out, thanks a lot, i am also having some problem getting my dot files to be copied into the .config folder of the newly installed custom bluebuild with a window manager like Hyprland if you also knew anything about that your help would be really appreciated.
The way you can write files into your home folder from the very start is to copy files into the /usr/etc/skel/ directory. That folder acts as the prototype for any new user home folder. So if you have multiple accounts (I’m guessing unlikely) they will all start out with everything in there.
I already tried that but it didn’t work, maybe i didn’t do it properly, i will try again following your link, i’ll be very happy if i could build my custom image exactly as i intended, thanks again.