Soapine is a Limine alternative made from scratch

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This is legacy!

Soapine is now abandoned, and will soon be replaced with a new bootloader i'm currently making

Soapine

Soapine is an advanced bootloader that is made as an alternative to Limine.

Soapine's menu on QEMU

We really like how Limine is powerful, but we fucking hate Limine's philosophy.

Soapine uses all the third-party software/libraries/fonts mentioned below:

NanoPrintF (by Charles Nicholson): A small, fast & header-only printf implementation.
Simpterm (modified): The terminal that powers the lib/term FBTERM backend.
The ZAP Group: Linux-like console fonts, used in Soapine