On 4/23/19 3:28 PM, Stasiek Michalski wrote:
GRUB is mostly pointless in scenarios where OS boots fine and only one OS is installed in graphical session. It would be nice to hide it.
Why? If you have just one operating system installed, you can just hibernate your machine anyway and don't have to reboot the machine at all.
Fedora has 4 patches for this purpose [1,2,3,4], the only thing we would need to add to this would be YaST handling of setting variable automatically for graphical target.
FWIW, Fedora also has almost 300 patches on top of GRUB 2.02:
I think that's just way too much. They will have a lot of fun with the upcoming version 2.04 when they have to rebase everything.
I know that snapper is an useful tool for openSUSE, and GRUB is very much required for this to work, but snapper is almost always used when user isn't able to boot into the system.
But what about just switching to systemd-boot then? Adrian