Pop!_OS uses systemd-boot bootloader by default. You can use T key and/or Shift+T key combination to change the timeout duration while the menu is on display. I have been using UKIs without a bootloader for a long time, but if I recall correctly you can reduce it to zero and have it be practically disabled.
Pop!_OS uses systemd-boot bootloader by default. You can use T key and/or Shift+T key combination to change the timeout duration while the menu is on display. I have been using UKIs without a bootloader for a long time, but if I recall correctly you can reduce it to zero and have it be practically disabled.
thanks, T increases the timeout and Shift+T to decrease.. solved
My pleasure. Glad to be helpful.
So, I am redwriting the comment, so
either you look at rEFInd if it can change the timeout config, Or, and I am quoting the holy arch wiki:
Loader configuration esp/loader/loader.conf
default arch.conf
timeout 4
console-mode max
editor no
Just edit the timeout on the file
Depends if you have UEFI, or BIOS/Compatibility mode on; reinstalled the system because I forgot to turn off compatibility the first time
I was in school when I wrote that, so I didnt have time and just gone with the most popular bootloader