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
Finally, I can replace the cold dark text of Grub with the warm embrace of an Anime girl when I boot.
We live in the future people!
Grub can do themes, anime girls are possible in Grub for at least 15 years.
Oh. Good…
I wonder what these things do? 🫣
hutdown eboot irmwareyou 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.
I was being sarcastic. ;) The first letter in those word are barley visible.
Hand-coded or LLM-coded?
that’s awesome
the thing with systemd “taking over”anything also has to do with it offering options that actually lessens efforts
nice to see another option apart from systemd-boot
this is the kind of things the uBlue project would be interested in looking forward to
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.
Same. Been using systemd-boot for years now. 0 issues. With Grub I had my fair share of trouble. Nothing too critical, but just another thing to worry about.
16yo unemployed mf.
i wish i was doing this shit at 16. impressive if true.
What Claude does to a mf
The repo seems pretty legit to me, good readme, commits clearly written by a human, there is not coding agent in the contributors
I didn’t check the code tho
the repo was all uploaded at once, so there wouldnt be a agent as contributer. Since the initial there were 40 commits per day, mostly small changes. So my guess if it was made with an agent its done in a normal chat window and than copy pasted in the repo. Not the most elegant way but ideal to hide the use of AI. And since we dont have a trustworthy day 0 it can be either be done in a day or they could have been working on it for a year.
It could be a rework of the rEFInd Boot Manager, wich they “credit” in their README
The commit history is basically only
- …
- update config.h
- update config.c
- update main.c
- update gui.c
- …
It just looks like they don’t know how to use git well and is making a commit for a single file instead of multiple ones
