This looks interesting. It’s very new, so it will likely be a while before any OS would adopt it, but it definitely shows promise of a possible alternative to grub down the road
16yo unemployed mf.
i wish i was doing this shit at 16. impressive if true.
Hand-coded or LLM-coded?
What’s wrong with grub?, for me grub and nano are one of those softwares that’s always reliable, it got my back when I need it the most
Grub is a bit cumbersome to manage. What’s wrong with alternatives?
I really like that the Readme is very in detail. At a lot of Projects are lacking good documentation.
Its nice and all until you forget to delete your 20 kernels + recovery
Seems like a repacked or forked rEFInd?
Would be nice to see a boot manager support Corsair keyboard drivers, bloody dumb Corsair keyboards require proprietary drivers to function.
Weird, I use wireless corsair, it works perfectly fine in boot manager.
Yeah I learned the hard way, I ran updates on my Debian desktop and didn’t realize the kernel failed to rebuild due to a driver not supporting the latest kernel version, well to my surprise the day after when I went to turn my desktop on and it failed to boot, I couldn’t navigate Grub to get into another kernel version or recovery.
That sucked.
Corsair K95 Mechanical keyboard.
