They changed bootloader so quickly multiple times, and yast doesn’t work with systemd bootloader.
Are there any good ways to do it?
@lopultahiisi use sdbootutil (for systemd-boot) or update-bootloader
Or you want to change? If on grub2-bls, leave as is?
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I’ll try that. I want to change yes, i am told grub-bls is mostly straight up worse than systemd-boot.
@lopultahiisi I’ve not had an issue with grub2-bls, I had it setup on dual boot, worked fine pressing the BIOS boot key to get to Windows. Not as configurable as systemd-boot or grub2-efi with respect to options. Mosts of my systems are single boot, if it boots I’m happy 
It (boot menu) normally gets hidden, likewise plymouth is gone.
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https://www.reddit.com/r/openSUSE/comments/1s3lat2/systemd_boot_is_now_default_for_tumbleweed/og590in/
migrated from grub2-bls to systemd-boot with:
sudo zypper in systemd-boot
Edit /etc/sysconfig/bootloader and set: LOADER_TYPE="systemd-boot"
sudo update-bootloader --reinit
reboot
encrypted disk + secure boot still works
I tried a few in a vm, then this one on my machine. Worked splendid.
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