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I have a work laptop that's pretty cursed when it comes to booting anything that isn't Windows or Fedora. I only recently got Arch to boot, and then only by usi
by MrDrMcCoy 3y ago
I have a work laptop that's pretty cursed when it comes to booting anything that isn't Windows or Fedora. I only recently got Arch to boot, and then only by using UKI and skipping the bootloader by directly registering it in UEFI. Maybe Gentoo has instructions for doing the same thing? I think it's actually simpler this way, it's just far less obvious and very new.
- pantantrant 3y agoGentoo did have a GUI installer in the past, what year was it?
- MrDrMcCoy 3y agoI only ever recall Sabayon Linux having a graphical installer and being Gentoo under the hood. Was there an installer for vanilla Gentoo?