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Ubuntu means "an ethic or humanist philosophy focusing on people's allegiances and relations with each other". And the logo is a graphical representation of 3 people holding their arms out, making a circle. See these 2 images: So the logo is perfectly describing the word Ubuntu.
Furthermore, apt search plymouth-theme gives me a list with plymouth-theme-ubuntu-logo/now 0.9.3-1ubuntu7.18.04.2 amd64 [residual-config]. When I run sudo update-alternatives --config default.plymouth (found on an AskUbuntu answer from 2014), only kubuntu and bgrt are listed.
To create yourself a unique distributable Ubuntu DVD you need to install the software you want on it on your current system. Do this by opening Synaptic Package Manager and use the search bar to find the packages you want to install.
Ubuntu and the circle of friends logo are trade marks of Canonical Limited and are used under licence. ...
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I've using Ubuntu 17.10 for a few months. It has been working great until today. When I switch on my computer, the usual Ubuntu logo appears and I wait a few minutes but nothing happens. I've waited for half an hour and nothing happened. I restarted several times but the problem persists. I don't know what I'm supposed to do.
h) re-install ubuntu or repair the disk with ubuntu-recovery-modes, but I would prefer complete new installation alongside previous ubuntu-installation and delete Windows. i) you need to delete Windows, because the chip of the accumulator wants to make a revival of ransomware for windows as previous first-boot-installation.
"Icons are located in /usr/share/icons". This answer is only partially correct. If one does a locate *.png on the command line, many locations for icons will be found.
When choosing the option 1, I see the Ubuntu desktop for 5-6 seconds, then a black screen comes out and a console starts writing on its own. Choosing option 2 and 3 is exactly the same. After choosing it the Ubuntu logo comes up and then it just freezes there for hours. Have searched for same problems but they were not found.
Suddenly, I feel astonished cause I saw the Ubuntu logo, at line F200, column 00. A very small one is also available at F0E0, column 1F. Is it because this table on this web page has been generated with a Ubuntu system or something? Or can I find it on any OS??? What can be the reason to put this logo into the special-characters of Unicode set?