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On Sat, 8 Aug 2015 12:21:12 -0600, Jc García wrote: |
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> > Gentoo doesn't hide it, it merely clears the screen once the boot has |
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> > completed successfully. If the boot halts, you can see where and, |
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> > usually, why it stopped. Try that with openUbundora. |
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> Most splash screens I've seen, can change back to the init boot log by |
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> pressing Tab or Alt+Tab(One of those), this has worked for me across |
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> 'openUbundora'. |
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Yes you can, Esc also works, but how many of their target uses know that? |
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All they see is a pretty splash screen and nothing happening. Having |
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discovered that Linux doesn't work, they scurry back to Windows. |
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Neil Bothwick |
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Women live longer than men because they have so many clothes that they |
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wouldn't be caught dead in. |
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