Boot-US
7.3#3 in boot manager softwareFree planFree planLinuxWindows
VisitBoot-US vs OpenCore
What both publish
| Fact | Boot-US | OpenCore |
|---|---|---|
| Configuration | The package includes a graphical Windows configuration program and command-line versions for Windows and 64-bit Linux. | The libraries include parsing for the plist configuration format. |
Boot-US plans
- Private PC / public school useFree
- Boot-US 4.x.x · 1 PC€24.50, paid once
- Boot-US 4.x.x, 1 PC$24.50, paid once
- Boot-US 4.x.x · 5 PCs€59.50, paid once
- Boot-US 4.x.x, 5 PCs$59.50, paid once
- Boot-US 4.x.x · 20 PCs€119.50, paid once
OpenCore plans
- OpenCoreFree
Pick Boot-US if…
Boot-US may suit people who need to choose among existing operating systems on an x86 PC, including users running multiple independent Windows systems. Its free non-licensed use is limited to private PCs and public schools.
Pick OpenCore if…
OpenCore suits users seeking a bootloader with Apple-specific UEFI libraries and kernel tools. Its forums and documentation may also help users looking for community discussion, including KVM configuration topics.