Can distros maybe consider moving to systemd-boot at some point? Systemd is already built in and can handle things like mounting pretty easily and simply.
It is a hell of a lot leaner than grub, doesn't use a billion superfluous modules. That and it is a lot easier to prevent tampering compared with the cumbersome nonsense that is grub passwords.
Oh and it enables distros to gather accurate boot times and enables booting into UEFI direct from the desktop.
It works with secureboot/shim/Hashtool. Also each distro has it's bootloader entries in separate folders to avoid accidental conflicts.
Can distros maybe consider moving to systemd-boot at some point? Systemd is already built in and can handle things like mounting pretty easily and simply.
It is a hell of a lot leaner than grub, doesn't use a billion superfluous modules. That and it is a lot easier to prevent tampering compared with the cumbersome nonsense that is grub passwords.
Oh and it enables distros to gather accurate boot times and enables booting into UEFI direct from the desktop.
It works with secureboot/shim/Hashtool. Also each distro has it's bootloader entries in separate folders to avoid accidental conflicts.