_If no options are used, a user interface will show up instead_
`sudo ./install.sh -t -2`
or
`sudo ./install.sh --tela --2k`
### Examples:
- Install Tela theme on 2k display device:
- `sudo ./install.sh --tela --2k`
2. Install Tela theme into /boot/grub/themes
- Install Tela theme into /boot/grub/themes:
- `sudo ./install.sh -b -t`
`sudo ./install.sh -b -t`
- Uninstall Tela theme:
- `sudo ./install.sh -r -t`
3. Remove Tela theme
## Issues / tweaks:
`sudo ./install.sh -r -t`
### Correcting display resolution:
## Display resolution issues
- On the grub screen, precc `c` to enter the command line
- Enter `vbeinfo` or `videoinfo` to check available resolutions
- Open `/etc/default/grub`, and edit `GRUB_GFXMODE=[height]x[width]x32` to match your resolution
- Finally, run `grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg` to update your grub config
#### Set the right resolution of your display
### Setting a custom background:
On the grub screen, `press c` to get the commandline, and enter `vbeinfo` or `videoinfo` on EFI boot to check what resolutions you can use, then edit `/etc/default/grub` , add your resolution `GRUB_GFXMODE=****x****x32` into it, last you can run `grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg` to update your grub.cfg.
- Find the resolution of your display (1920x1080 -> 1080p, 2560x1080 -> 1080p_21:9, 2560x1440 -> 2k, 3840x2160 -> 4k)
- Place your custom background inside the correct folder matching your resolution, and make sure it's a .jpg
- Rename the default wallpaper for your chosen theme to something else
- Rename the custom wallpaper to the name of the default wallpaper for your chosen theme
- Run the installer like normal, making sure to select your chosen theme