[EOS-2-4K] Since the recent grub issue has impacted a lot of people, we wanted to provide full transparency based on the information we have so far. The situation with this package is still evolving and we will update this post with more information as it becomes available. The issue After updat…

[image] Zircon34: I understand the feeling of insecurity and willingness to jump ship Understanding. This is the point. It is not about Grub is good or bad. It is about people scared of not being able to boot their system. Again, after I tried rEFInd, and systemd-boot (and loved it) I am ba…

[image] limotux: May we know the result of the discussions? Of course you have the right not to answer if it is still ongoing or if you see better not to answer now. What I shared was the result of the conversations. There isn’t any more to share. I was just trying to be as transparent as p…

[image] joekamprad: This topic here has nothing to do with the discussion about options to grub for the install process… as mentioned already we start to discuss already a long time before this grub issue currently. Maybe so but the recent ussue has generated a lot of interest in the subject.…

[image] dalto: There is no need for a vote Thanks a lot @dalto

[image] npaladin2000: that would give the dev team a much better sense of what the community is looking for regarding features and use cases Let me get this, clearly. So you’re looking for a way for the blind leading the blind?

[image] Endeavour should auto install SMB and Bluetooth Newbie Coming to this place, people have to accept that EnOS is NOT a better Windoze, nor does it aspire to be such a thing at all.

As hard as it may get, I’ll try my best. - Promise!

I would applaud using existing native utilities for UEFI systems, without any bootloader, in any possible extend. As we know, UEFI can boot Arch kernels directly, with just a UEFI entry (with efibootmgr). No bootloader, end of voting :laughing: By coincidence, several months ago, I had developed …

I’m all for minimalism when possible (I mostly just boot to zen these days, so I’d just need that and the recovery mode for it) but I really don’t want to lose the ability to boot my Timeshift backups, so grub would have to still be around as a boot option anyway. Of course, I haven’t USED any of my…

[image] npaladin2000: I really don’t want to lose the ability to boot my Timeshift backups, so grub would have to still be around as a boot option anyway. Of course, I haven’t USED any of my Timeshift snapshots yet either, but I probably won’t need them until after I get rid of my capability to …

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