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systemd-boot is actually pretty great. If you're looking for a lean fast (multi-os) uefi bootloader systemd-boot is much easier to set up and less fiddly than g
by Spivak 2y ago
systemd-boot is actually pretty great. If you're looking for a lean fast (multi-os) uefi bootloader systemd-boot is much easier to set up and less fiddly than grub. I haven't reached for grub in years.
- zamadatix 2y agoI nearly did systemd-boot last install but grub2 behaves better if the motherboard is upgraded/otherwise factory reset so I shied away.