Because all developers just happen to be OS developers, right? It doesn’t matter if you program Flash games for a living, you should understand the boot loaders and be able to configure an entire system from scratch.

Considering how simple something like a boot loader should be, I’m kind of surprised current implementations are so broken and complex. All I can say is, something is wrong when the boatloader has too hand off to multiple secondary bootloaders on the primary partition to get the job done. Do you really need configurable themes during bootstraping like GRUB2 supports.

If 1 then load OS1
IF 2 then load OS2
IF 3 then load Warp

And should the user ever really know about the bootloader in the first place?

Perhaps I should inform all users what Python modules I’m loading when they arrive at the TM Repository.

Off-message again, guys.

Linux only needs developers because Linux has nothing to bring to the table.

Linux also pays developers in, what? Magic Community Beans?

I think this is one of the best TMs going forwards, so ima gonna vote it up. I encourage all developers to do the same.