Linux Boot Screens
- Bootsplash – the first and original implementation of a Linux kernel bootsplash, superseded by Splashy
- fbsplash - Gentoo implementation as bootsplash program
- Plymouth (software) – the new graphical boot process for Fedora, replacing the aging Red Hat Graphical Boot
- Splashy – a graphical boot process designed to replace the aging Bootsplash program
- usplash – former bootsplash program used by Ubuntu
- XSplash – new splash program used by Ubuntu starting from 9.10
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