Not a problem, but I am surprised that, since 18.10, my Ubuntu splash screen is not always the same.
By splash screen I mean what comes between Grub screen & Login screen.
Normally this is a quite large "ubuntu" sign plus Ubuntu circle of friends logo, with 5 sequencing dots underneath. But sometimes, instead, I get a very small "Ubuntu 18.10" sign, without logo & with 4 sequencing dots overhead...
Any clarification gratefully received!
EDIT after guiverc reply:
Thanks, guiverc, for your helpful comments & links.
Whatever I have is by default - I never selected any plymouth screen.
Synapt shows me I have (installed), as you guessed: - plymouth-theme-ubuntu-logo (This package contains the default ubuntu-logo theme.) - plymouth-theme-ubuntu-text (This package contains the default ubuntu-text text theme used when no support for a graphical theme is found on your system.)
So it sounds as though sometimes "no support for a graphical theme is found"...
Should I worry?
plymouth
screen, a graphical image that is shown instead of the text boot messages that seem to scare average users. You can change this quite easily, see askubuntu.com/questions/2007/… (I suspect you're seeing the plymouth-theme-ubuntu-logo & tplymouth-theme-ubuntu-text as the alternate, but unsure as to why)