Grub is default boot loader coming with Ubuntu. It shows a list of available kernels and operating systems installed on your computer when it boots — grub also makes it possible to select kernel/OS you wish to boot into. Tool named startupmanager tool available in Ubuntu repository allows you to change grub boot order easily and also configure related grub settings without editing any text files.
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Posted on September 22nd, 2010 by kate.p in Applications, Quick Tips | 5 commentsUbuntu Command Line Tricks (set #1)
Posted on July 7th, 2010 by kate.p in Quick Tips | 15 comments
This post opens series of Ubuntu Command Line Tricks posts which will be published regularly here and will contain useful terminal commands. As it comes from its name “terminal command” or “console command” should be executed in Terminal: open Terminal in your Ubuntu menu to go on.
