Top 10 Great BURG Bootloader Themes for Dual Booting in StyleBURG Bootloader Themes for the boot loader on Linux based on GRUB which is highly configurable menu system with a themeable interface.

The BURG bootloader gives you a very nice visual bootloader for dual-booting operating systems. This collection showcases several themes you can use to create your ultimate bootloader menu.
BURG bootloader is a relatively new bootloader based on GRUB. It stands for Brand-new Universal loadeR from GRUB. It is also GRUB spelt backwards. BURG allows you to replace the boring text-based menu of GRUB with a nice graphical menu with logos and background images. BURG is also themeable; you can download BURG themes to customise its appearance.
How to Install BURG Bootloader Themes
To install BURG themes, browse the downloaded archive file and double-click. Extract the archive to /boot/burg/themes
. If an icon folder is inside the archive, then extract the icon files to the folder /boot/burg/themes/icons
.
You then need to update burg by running this command:
sudo update-burg
You can now select the new theme using the burg-emu command.
Lightness BURG Theme by SWOriginal
Darkness BURG Bootloader Themes
A dark, minimal theme based on Lightness. Has two variants: Darkness (white colours) and Darkness Blue (blue colours)
Ubuntu Radiance
With Ubuntu's new branding, GRUB needs face-lifting, too, and here it is. :) To use this, you'll need Burg, an updated version of Grub 2.
Fortune BURG Theme by OrphanShadow
This theme is striking in design with its woody textured background and use of the superb Faenza icon set.
Sora BURG Theme
Metro
Kubuntu-EOS BURG theme
This theme is based on the radiance theme included with BURG. Icons are from the superb "Faenza" icon theme.
rEFInd Next BURG Theme
A theme made for the next generation of operating systems, featuring modern icons for OSX, Windows, Linux and more.
Origami BURG Theme
A damn minimal and clean theme made initially for Kedos. You can use an alternative icon for Windows, changing the class of the Windows entry of burg.cfg from "windows" to "windows-alt"