CentOS - Jun 2015 - What has happened to the CentOS logo?

On Thu, 2015-06-04 at 21:18 -0500, Johnny Hughes wrote:

> The CentOS theme looks just like the RHEL theme since there was only a 7
> and not any trademark reasons to change that theme.
Apologies. I forgot. Centos is the same as Red Hat minus the product
branding. If a display is crap in Red Hat, then the Red Hat crap will
manifest itself in Centos, minus the Red Hat branding.
> Remember, we have only 3 people doing CentOS Linux distro related things
> .. and of the 3, only 1 (me) is full time maintaining of distro
> packages.  The other 2 are concentrating on Docker/Container/Cloud.
> 
> It isn't like we have a hundred (or even a dozen) engineers working on
> CentOS.
If I wasn't already swamped with tasks I would offer to help.  I
appreciate all your dedicated hard work.


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Regards,

Paul.
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On 05/06/15 21:43, Always Learning wrote:
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> On Thu, 2015-06-04 at 21:18 -0500, Johnny Hughes wrote:
> 
> 
>> The CentOS theme looks just like the RHEL theme since there was
>> only a 7 and not any trademark reasons to change that theme.
> 
> Apologies. I forgot. Centos is the same as Red Hat minus the
> product branding. If a display is crap in Red Hat, then the Red Hat
> crap will manifest itself in Centos, minus the Red Hat branding.
> 
>> Remember, we have only 3 people doing CentOS Linux distro related
>> things .. and of the 3, only 1 (me) is full time maintaining of
>> distro packages.  The other 2 are concentrating on
>> Docker/Container/Cloud.
>> 
>> It isn't like we have a hundred (or even a dozen) engineers
>> working on CentOS.
> 
> If I wasn't already swamped with tasks I would offer to help.  I 
> appreciate all your dedicated hard work.
> 
> 
Quite apart from the aesthetics, is there any easy way to turn it off
in grub2?  I'd far rather see the boot-time messages.  It's not too
bad on a standard home machine, I can hit Esc, but headless machines
are a different matter.
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On Fri, Jun 05, 2015 at 10:35:49PM +0100, J Martin Rushton
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> > If I wasn't already swamped with tasks I would offer to help.  I 
> > appreciate all your dedicated hard work.
> > 
> > 
> Quite apart from the aesthetics, is there any easy way to turn it off
> in grub2?  I'd far rather see the boot-time messages.  It's not too
> bad on a standard home machine, I can hit Esc, but headless machines
> are a different matter.
Edit /etc/defaults/grub and remove rhgb quiet from the kernel line there.

Then run grub2-mkconfig -o /boot/grub2/grub.cfg

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