LXer: Grub Customizer Lets You Reorder, Add Or Remove GRUB 2 (Or BURG) Menu Entries

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LXer: Grub Customizer Lets You Reorder, Add Or Remove GRUB 2 (Or BURG) Menu Entries

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10-09-2010, 05:20 PM	#1
LXer LXer NewsBot Registered: Dec 2005 Posts: 128,381 Rep:	LXer: Grub Customizer Lets You Reorder, Add Or Remove GRUB 2 (Or BURG) Menu Entries Published at LXer: Grub Customizer is a new graphical GRUB2 settings manager. For now, it only allows you to edit the GRUB2 menu entries: reorder, rename or add/remove entries. Since these are actually scripts which generate the boot.cfg file, Grub Customizer changes the actual script order and then generates a new boot.cfg so if you then run "sudo update-grub", your customization won't be overwritten. Read More...

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