Small but important things swept out of the way, we have to configure one of the most important parts of this installation. Usually only arch and gentoo people have to work with manually setting up a bootloader. Bootloader is a small program that boots your actual OS after motherboard’s BIOS gives you control over the system. In this installation, we are going with systemd. It is the most compatible bootloader with Arch system in general. Also, my laptop’s hardware does not work with other bootloaders. Systemd is getting some bad fame because it is bloated, massive, and way too complicated. I agree with it but this is the best we have right now. Just like C++.