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[jpennington@xxxxxxxxx (Jon Pennington)]

On Sat, Jun 03, 2000 at 06:48:45PM -0500, Timothy R. Butler wrote:

>   Thanks for the info - I now have Tux on screen every time I boot to good
> ol' Linux. Just curious - if I were trying to make a system look
> "friendlier" for a new Linux user - might there be a way to hide the Kernel
> and rc.d messages behind a large Tux (like Windows does with the Windows
> logo)?

Those wild and crazy guys that publish the NetMax distribution have done 
such a thing.  Big honkin' NetMax logo on the screen, a la Windows9x, 
complete with scrolling blue bar thingie at the bottom.  I thought it 
was hideous, but that's me.  I'm not sure how they do it, but I'm fairly 
certain it's possible :).


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