I have been messing around with Plymouth themes and have managed to bungle them. After some deleting and reinstalling, if I run the terminal line
sudo update-alternatives --config default.plymouth
I get the error message
update-alternatives: error: no alternatives for default.plymouth
I have the usr/bin/share/plymouth folder and everything should be running, but right now I don't have a splash screen and do not know how to get one. My boot-load time is pretty slow now.
Including Screenshots of requested commands
After some fiddling, this is now the error I have which I think is the source of the problem
The problem does not rely on not having Plymouth installed
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