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usr1106 ◴[] No.43578790[source]
That grub has security vulnerabities does not surprise me, it's just too big. That's why Lennart recommends systemd-boot. (Incidently a Microsoft employee, but I have no information that he would have been involved in these discoveries.) U-boot again is typical embedded software, a field generally known more for hacks than strict programming practices. So I cannot say I would be shocked. That said, I would be surprised if systemd-boot or Microsoft's loader had zero vulnerabilities hiding somewhere.

When does Microsoft open their source for searching vulnerabilities?

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FirmwareBurner ◴[] No.43578845[source]
>That's why Lennart recommends systemd-boot.

The creator of SystemD recommends systemd-boot? Seems legit and unbiased.

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onli ◴[] No.43579341[source]
Yeah, and because grub is too big. Says systemd, of all places.
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jonathanstrange ◴[] No.43579442[source]
Pulseaudio still doesn't work reliably.
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bayindirh ◴[] No.43579527[source]
I think Pipewire has completely replaced Pulseaudio where it matters.
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1. ahartmetz ◴[] No.43579663[source]
Yes, PulseAudio works great since it's actually PipeWire.