Grub is a bit cumbersome to manage. What's wrong with alternatives?

There is Limine, which is something I use. And I use it with Arch, using systend.

I actually like systemd-boot more than GRUB. I see it for 1 second, so I really don't see the point of theming a bootloader but this is the world of freedom. Any preference is welcome.

There's also rEFInd, in case you didn't know. What we actually need is a stable and usable efistub manager.

you can tell these are better because they're shorter than the original. lol

Where are you seeing these? I searched the github for "hutdown" and it never appears without an s in front of it.

Or all your stored nixos generations

Not that this is not a problem in any other boot manager, to be honest...

Weird, I use wireless corsair, it works perfectly fine in boot manager.

Looking at the GitHub repo it seems like the first commit was actually just 2 weeks ago and contained 12k lines. I can't spot any AGENT.md files, but it does feel like the author quite new to this. That could be explained by them being 16 though like they say on their profile.

Any software born after 2025 should be assumed LLM nonsense until proven otherwise. The days of "there's a working proof of concept so someone must actually have put some thought and effort into it" are gone.

He could have started working before that. When I started a project, I don't immediately start a git repo.

It's open source, you can look at the code for LLM style comments like //corrected calculate helper function

It's amazing to me to watch this place just fill up with blind prejudice. Aged like....a willful ignorance to his much shit code is already written by idiot developers, but still works so it's accepted.

Tui is way too large for that mentality.

Whats wrong with selecting the efi via your uefi boot option?

People like pretty things? People are allowed to like things you don't like? I People can't put an image of a dragon fucking a car as my their splash screen with a TUI?

Ventoy isn't the same. That's for booting live/installation media but doesn't typically replace your bootloader in the conventional sense. Or at least, that's not its intended purpose.

This is intended to replace something like GRUB, the default Linux bootloader for most distributions. It lets you configure the various options or version of a kernel you might like to load, as well as handling the boot options for other operating systems that might be installed.

Wtf?

I used to be a funeral director and I learned this in mortuary school. The application there was restorative art. Basically, the width of an eye is very close to the height of a nose, also the height of an ear. The whole face is just about three noses tall.

Edit: corrected length to height, for nose.