You should see something similar to:
The important line is:
If it points to something like:
or
then your custom theme is not actually selected
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You should see:
Especially verify that:
exists.
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Run:
Then in another terminal:
If the screen remains completely black, then Plymouth may be failing to load the script.
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Check for errors:
or
Sometimes Plymouth silently reports:
or
Inside the script.
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One Thing That Worries Me
Looking at the script you posted:
In some Plymouth versions, the image must be loaded using the full path.
Try changing:
to
Then rebuild:
and reboot.
Another Very Common Problem
Zorin OS 18 uses modern graphics drivers.
Sometimes Plymouth starts in:
which displays the manufacturer's logo (ASUS, Acer, MSI, Dell, HP).
In such systems Plymouth is actually running but your custom theme never gets displayed because the firmware logo takes over.
To check:
Tell me the complete output.
If you see:
that's an important clue.
My personal suspicion right now is about 70% that your custom Plymouth theme is either:
- not actually selected as the active theme, or
- not loading
tux.pngcorrectly, or - being overridden by the BGRT firmware splash.
The output of these three commands will probably reveal the culprit:
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