I don't use a bootloader anymore. I was using systemd-boot for a while, but switched to just use efi stub a couple of years ago. I just use the efi boot menu if I need to use a different partition to boot from, otherwise my system just bits immediately and skips the bootloader step.
Never went that route but I may try it on akother machine.
Same with me. I didn't feel the need to choose or confirm something every boot on day to day use. If I need to boot somewhere else, then I could always go to the BIOS/UEFI
It's recommended for CachyOS, in fact the option was made default in the installer within the last month because grub was stuck in default while limine was being recommended first and foremost in the installation wiki.
GRUB because of the snapper support. I'll probably try Liminie next time I do a rebuild
That was why I used GRUB. But struggled to get it to allow me to restore from the snapshots I had created.
I like rEFInd because it actually checks for devices at boot time. Slide in a bootable flash drive and it appears in the menu, no rebuilding process required.
Switched from systemd-boot to Limine. I dual boot with Windows and Limine just handles having Windows on a separate drive much better...just auto-detects Windows EFI partition and bootloader and chucks it in the menu.
Efistub. It's the fastest, and has the fewest display transitions with plymouth.
I do still have grub for booting btrfs snashots, available as a separate UEFI entry.
The beloved lightweight distro