> Plymouth merely regulates access to the system console in cases of filesystem decryption and error
Again, my system runs fine w/o plymouth. Also, why is plymouth marked "optional" then when it appears to be required? And what about the libraries plymouth drags in, is libdrm-* really required to "regulating access to the system console"?
> Plymouth merely regulates access to the system console in cases of filesystem decryption and error
Again, my system runs fine w/o plymouth. Also, why is plymouth marked "optional" then when it appears to be required? And what about the libraries plymouth drags in, is libdrm-* really required to "regulating access to the system console"?