Description: Animated Plymouth theme, Red Sector Amiga Demo just for fun see the original demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PUzjJyy7ExY&ab_channel=RetroDemoScene
Holy shitola..are we bringing the band back together? Thanks SO MUCH for this!!! ISo much more than a nostalgic random demo for me...Wow. Were you a gear in this machine too? I'm the WHQ dude (517xxx5914? Something like that) listed in RSII demo's. wrote music tools for TI99-4/a, C64.and Amiga that were used by a few? many? most? Specifically, my 808/505-emulator-esque software (many apologies for the shitty coding and crashes that killed projects - I got a lot better over the years), and my side hustle was supplying everyone with fortune 500 pbx conference call-ins and enough calling cards to keep us active, pulled off Military PX store data sitting on 'password1234" arpanet .mil mini's - way before the bust-era and after the great reformation and later merger with Tristar- snagged right off MCI and ATTT card production systems :P Much love, MCI Security - ye came close and can suck a donkey d!ck! t h i s b i g..that is if you are blessed enough to still be walking this hellscape of a planet we created as represented by this demo :(
:P
forever, thanks for help making me an industrial popstar under a different nom de guerrre, two to the ground and two to the sky for our brothers lost.
Plymouth is a bootsplash for Linux supporting animations using Direct Rendering Manager and KMS driver. It gets packed into the initrd. Besides eye-candy, Plymouth also handles user interaction during boot. Wikipedia
Installation instructions:
copy YOURTHEME folder to usr/share/plymouth/themes/YOURTHEME
Ratings & Comments
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Thank you for your comment. I'm just a simple user, but I love these demos. Always on the Amiga with fs-uae or winuae.
Holy shitola..are we bringing the band back together? Thanks SO MUCH for this!!! ISo much more than a nostalgic random demo for me...Wow. Were you a gear in this machine too? I'm the WHQ dude (517xxx5914? Something like that) listed in RSII demo's. wrote music tools for TI99-4/a, C64.and Amiga that were used by a few? many? most? Specifically, my 808/505-emulator-esque software (many apologies for the shitty coding and crashes that killed projects - I got a lot better over the years), and my side hustle was supplying everyone with fortune 500 pbx conference call-ins and enough calling cards to keep us active, pulled off Military PX store data sitting on 'password1234" arpanet .mil mini's - way before the bust-era and after the great reformation and later merger with Tristar- snagged right off MCI and ATTT card production systems :P Much love, MCI Security - ye came close and can suck a donkey d!ck! t h i s b i g..that is if you are blessed enough to still be walking this hellscape of a planet we created as represented by this demo :( :P forever, thanks for help making me an industrial popstar under a different nom de guerrre, two to the ground and two to the sky for our brothers lost.
Darnnit!!!! RSI FOREVER!