Which Bootloader Should I Choose: Limine or Systemd-boot?
I recently installed CachyOS on a computer and went with the default bootloader, systemd-boot. Now, I'm planning to set up CachyOS on another machine, and I've noticed the…
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Do I Need a Separate EFI Partition for Pop! OS When Dual Booting with Windows?
I'm trying to dual boot Linux on my laptop and I came across some advice suggesting that a separate EFI partition is necessary when installing certain distros, like…
Best Bootloaders for Linux and Windows: What Are Your Recommendations?
I'm about to install Arch Linux soon, and I remember finding the boot picker on Ubuntu a bit dull. Can anyone suggest some good bootloaders that work well…
How to Safely Dual Boot Linux and Windows on Separate Drives?
Hey folks! I've got a desktop setup where I'm currently running Linux (specifically CachyOS) on one NVMe drive (nvme1) along with my bootloader (systemd-boot). I also have another…
Help! Systemd-boot Installed Instead of Grub, Can't Dual Boot
I recently set up a dual-boot system, aiming to use Solus as my stable main OS and Cachy for experimenting. The previous time I installed Linux, Grub was…
How can I remove the command line messages during boot and shutdown on my Arch Linux?
I'm trying to get rid of the command line messages that pop up on my screen when I boot or shut down my Arch Linux PC. I want…
How can I hide my Linux installation in a dual-boot setup with Windows?
Hey everyone, I've tried installing Cachyos Linux twice this year but ended up removing it both times for various reasons. One big issue is the GRUB menu that…
Why Can't My BIOS See My Windows SSD When Both Drives Are Plugged In?
Hey folks, I'm in a bit of a bind with my dual boot setup and could use your insights. I'm a Linux user and recently added a second…
Help! My Pop!_OS is Stuck on the 'Oh no! Something is wrong' Screen
Hey everyone! I've been using Pop!_OS and I'm considering switching machines, possibly to Arch, but I haven't backed up my data in a while (yeah, I know, that's…