Kawaii GRUB Theme

This theme brings a touch of elegance and charm to your GRUB bootloader with vibrant colors, clean design, and a kawaii-inspired aesthetic.

Features

• Bold Fonts: Uses unique bold fonts to enhance the theme's visual appeal.
• Minimalistic Design: Focuses on simplicity with a kawaii-inspired aesthetic.
• Easy to Install: Follow the installation steps to quickly apply the theme to your GRUB.
• High Customizability: Modify colors, fonts, and more to make it your own.

Installation

Prerequisites

• Ensure you have grub2 installed on your system.
• A basic understanding of the Linux terminal.

1. Clone the Repository:

   git clone https://github.com/Gabbar-v7/KawaiiGRUB.git

2. Navigate to the Theme Directory:

   cd KawaiiGRUB/kawaii-grub-theme

Install Via Script

3. Run install.sh:

   ./install.sh

Or Manually

3. Copy the Theme to GRUB's Themes Directory:

   sudo cp -r kawaii-grub-theme /boot/grub/themes/

4. Set the Theme in GRUB Configuration: Open your GRUB configuration file (usually located at /etc/default/grub) and add the following line:

   GRUB_THEME="/boot/grub/themes/kawaii-grub-theme/theme.txt"
   

5. Update GRUB: Apply the changes by updating GRUB.

   sudo update-grub

6. Reboot: Restart your system to see the new theme in action!

Changing Fonts

1. Locate the theme.txt file inside the theme directory.
2. Change the item_font parameter to use your preferred font file, e.g., item_font = "roboto_bold_25.pf2".

Customization

To customize the theme, open the theme.txt file in the theme directory. Here, you can modify:

• Font: Change the font setting.
• Background: Set your preferred background image. Replace background.png
• Colors: Adjust colors for selected/unselected menu items and more.

Troubleshooting

• If you encounter issues during boot, ensure that the paths in GRUB_THEME and other settings are correct.
• Use grub-mkfont to convert TTF/OTF fonts to .pf2 format if you wish to add custom fonts:

  grub-mkfont -s 25 -o custom_font_25.pf2 font.ttf

• Issues with applying fonts may arise due to secure boot, try turning it off in the BIOS.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you’d like to improve this theme, feel free to submit a pull request or open an issue with suggestions.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See LICENSE.md for details.

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Enjoy the Kawaii GRUB and happy booting!