+1 for comment #9 from Etienne. Unless Plymouth is absolutely required for the boot process on a server then I don't see what benefits it brings. Feel free to correct me though. I would much rather see every kernel/boot message on a plain text console for my servers. (The opposite applies of course for my desktops!) The old method of removing 'quiet' and 'splash' from the kernel parameters no longer seems to work either making debugging of slow booting machines difficult as nothing is printed to the screen unless an actual error occurs.
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