Tiny updates

README.md

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 ## Instructions 
 
 1. Install Plymouth themes:
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 `sudo apt install plymouth-themes`
 
 2. Go to the plymouth themes folder
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 cd /usr/share/plymouth/themes
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 3. Create new theme folder
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 sudo mkdir ./{{ThemeNameHere}}
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-4. Move into your new theme folder. 
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+4. Move into your new theme folder.
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 cd {{ThemeNameHere}}
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 3. Clone this repo contents into the folder.
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 sudo git clone https://github.com/thedonquixotic/Plymouth-Animated-Boot-Screen-Creator.git .
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 The dot at the end will clone the contents of the template folder into your new theme folder. 
 
 ### Customization
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 And select the number for your theme (I can't say this for sure but if the theme you want is under 0 for the auto mode, then I would select that as I think it boots in faster than manual)
 
 3. Update the initramfs image.
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 sudo update-initramfs -u
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 4. Now reboot.
 
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 Anyway:
 
 - Edit the file /etc/initramfs-tools/conf.d/splash and add this line:
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 FRAMEBUFFER=y
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 - To enable smooth transition you have to disable your display manager unit, e.g.
 
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 systemctl disable gdm.service
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 - Enable the respective DM-plymouth Unit (GDM, LXDM, SLiM units provided), e.g.
 
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 systemctl enable gdm-plymouth.service
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