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> I can’t really speak to Fuchsia systems, but a lot (most?) Linux desktop distros use stub or systemd-boot bootloading these days. Which ones are you thinking

> I can’t really speak to Fuchsia systems, but a lot (most?) Linux desktop distros use stub or systemd-boot bootloading these days. Which ones are you thinking of? Most 'desktop' distros I've used recently still default to Grub (Debian, Fedora, Linux Mint, Ubuntu) though I'd certainly be glad if change is on the horizon.

JustSkyfall 3y ago
Pop!OS has systemd-boot on systems with UEFI
spookie 3y ago
Arch install script defaults to systemd
01HNNWZ0MV43FF 3y ago
I didn't know systemd had its own bootloader. I thought everything was still GRUB, I think all my systems are GRUB. Course I'm a few years out of date