and grub is a rotting pile while systemd-boot is a simple boot entry multiplexer that rides off the kernel's capability of being run as an EFI executable, it just happens to live in systemd's tree. not a good example

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fragmede 2 hours ago | parent [-]

It's a pretty good example of why people think systemd is bloated and does too much. It's a simple boot entry multiplexer. Does it need to live in systemd's tree?

	▲	bryanlarsen 14 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		Nobody complains about a very wide variety of only vaguely related utilities being in the Gnu coreutils tree.