Solus Project, through Joshua Strobl, proudly announced the implementation of Clear Linux’s clr-boot-manager Linux kernel and bootloader management tool into the stable repositories of the Solus operating system.
If memory recalls, the Solus developers led by Ikey Doherty have been working on this implementation for the last few months, but it’s finally here, and all Solus users will get the clr-boot-manager utility the next time they update their installations. clr-boot-manager promises bulletproof boot management and update experience.
According to the project’s GitHub page, clr-boot-manager was created to handle the maintenance of vendor kernels, as well as of garbage collection during upgrades. It also promises to enable the co-existence of a shared boot directory, in particular for modern UEFI machines using … (read more)
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