Look, it's a step in the right direction for sure. It's just too big of a leap for my taste.
To boot an OS you need to initialize core 0, RAM and some storage controller. Throw in a serial port for debugging. Everything else should probably be left to whatever is running at the initialization vector of the storage. Which, if you'd like, can be a complete UEFI implementation.
Having a display, mouse, keyboard or network is an opinion. GUID partitions are an opinion. And if it comes to opinions, I'd rather all of the extras be handled by third parties instead of within a giant spec that will be vibe-conformed to.
To boot an OS you need to initialize core 0, RAM and some storage controller. Throw in a serial port for debugging. Everything else should probably be left to whatever is running at the initialization vector of the storage. Which, if you'd like, can be a complete UEFI implementation.
Having a display, mouse, keyboard or network is an opinion. GUID partitions are an opinion. And if it comes to opinions, I'd rather all of the extras be handled by third parties instead of within a giant spec that will be vibe-conformed to.