


Alternatively, you can specify a new icons directory with the icons_dir token in nf.

The vast majority of these icons are loaded from disk files and so are easily replaced without adjusting the nf file. Icons-rEFInd uses icons for its OS and utility selection tags.As a general rule, PNG and JPEG files work best for this element. A background is simply a banner image that fills the screen. rEFInd includes a built-in banner image that's used if you don't specify another image with the banner token in nf. The rest of the screen is filled with a solid color derived from the color used in the top-left pixel of the banner image. Banners and backgrounds-A banner is a logo or small graphical element that rEFInd displays horizontally centered in the top half of the screen.Theming Basicsīroadly speaking, rEFInd's graphical elements fall into four categories: I conclude this page with pointers to a few themes that users have created for rEFInd. This page will help you get started in making such changes to each of the major sets of features: banners and backgrounds, icons, icon selection backgrounds, and fonts. This fact makes rEFInd's "look and feel" highly adjustable even by non-programmers. REFInd relies on both built-in and external graphical elements in its user interface, and all of these elements can be replaced by user-specified files.
