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  • The way I did it with systemd-boot was:

    1. Have Windows and Arch on separate drives.
    2. Make the drive with arch the default boot device from UEFI.
    3. Copy EFI/Microsoft from boot partition on Windows drive to /boot/EFI on Arch drive

    This is what my /boot partition looks like:

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    ├── EFI
    │   ├── BOOT
    │   ├── Linux
    │   ├── Microsoft
    │   └── systemd
    ├── initramfs-linux-fallback.img
    ├── initramfs-linux.img
    ├── loader
    │   ├── entries
    │   │   └── arch.conf
    │   ├── entries.srel
    │   ├── loader.conf
    │   └── random-seed
    ├── 'System Volume Information'
    └── vmlinuz-linux
    
      
  • 699 €

    Yeah, no thank you.

  • Arch doesn't have zsh installed by default. In case people wanted this profile - it's in extra grml-zsh-config.

  • Why do you think you need to update packages on Arch every single day?