I tried to research plymouth. I found little information about it; no hint of any configuration or customization file. Its only config is the theme to use as I recall. I wrote one of those theme for an embedded system a long time ago.
Wise to check. It is safe to remove. I do it all the time. When you do the dnf remove you should see this: $ dnf remove plymouth-* Dependencies resolved. ====================================================================================================================== Package Architecture Version Repository Size ====================================================================================================================== Removing: plymouth-core-libs x86_64 22.02.122-4.fc38 @fedora 290 k plymouth-graphics-libs x86_64 22.02.122-4.fc38 @fedora 157 k plymouth-plugin-label x86_64 22.02.122-4.fc38 @fedora 20 k plymouth-plugin-two-step x86_64 22.02.122-4.fc38 @fedora 72 k plymouth-scripts x86_64 22.02.122-4.fc38 @fedora 25 k plymouth-system-theme x86_64 22.02.122-4.fc38 @fedora 0 plymouth-theme-spinner x86_64 22.02.122-4.fc38 @fedora 141 k Removing dependent packages: plymouth x86_64 22.02.122-4.fc38 @fedora 339 k Transaction Summary ====================================================================================================================== Remove 8 Packages Freed space: 1.0 M Is this ok [y/N]: As you can see only plynouth files are remove. My Fedora router and file server have already had these RPMs removed. systemd is setup for plymouth to be optional. Barry |
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