The dust of the Red Hat RHEL incident has settled. A few days ago, Red Hat executive Christian Schaller said that they are recruiting full-time developers to enhance the Linux bootloader experience for Fedora and RHEL.
GRUB and the Linux boot loader generally don’t get a lot of attention and are more of a “just use it” kind of thing, with most Linux distributions preferring to hide the GRUB menu.
▲ The GRUB menu of RHEL 6
And Red Hat may be brewing some new ideas to improve the industry’s attitude towards the GRUB menu, so it chose to recruit full-time developers to improve the Linux boot loader experience.
▲ Picture source Red Hat Jobs page
The website that Red Hat tends to apply for positions from developers in Latin America (Mexico). The work content is concentrated on GRUB2 and UEFI Shim, and the newly recruited developers will focus on the development of upstream boot loaders. As well as feature enhancements and bug fixes.
