This is good, it is going on all my installations

Thanks fungus. If you would like to have one for each of your individual OSs...with the name of each of your OSs (instead of MiyoLinux), send me an email with each name, and I'll make 'em, .zip 'em, and send you a link to download 'em.

Same look...same font...different name.

...'cause that's how I roll.

I'm only posting this for anyone who would like to return back to the MiyoLinux grub background. If you're happy with the new Devuan background, then by all means...continue using it. In other words, this fix is completely voluntary and isn't necessary. I'll also be posting this on the MiyoLinux wiki on Sourceforge; the elogind fix is already there.

Step 1:  Download the .zip file from Sourceforge.

https://sourceforge.net/projects/miyoli … p/download

The .zip file contains a background image and a modified theme.txt file.

Step 2:  After the download has completed, open your file manager, and navigate to the downloaded file...probably your Downloads folder.

Step 3:  Using the "Tools" in the file manager's menu bar, open a terminal in the Downloads folder. When the terminal opens, enter the following command...

sudo unzip Miyo-Ascii-Grub.zip -d /usr/share/desktop-base/grub-themes/desktop-grub-theme

That command will work whether you have already installed an archive manager or not. It will ask you if you want to replace the two files. Answer y to replace them.

If you prefer to use your archive manager, then feel free to.   If you do use an archive manager, you can see where to place the files in the command above.

Step 4:  After that is finished, enter the following command...

sudo update-grub

After the update-grub is finished, you will then have the MiyoLinux grub background back again the next time you reboot.