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View Poll Results: Which do you prefer, Lilo or Grub?
There's lots of info on how to use Lilo and Grub, and lots of scattered opinions on which is better. So I'm curious about which one will get the most votes on a poll.
Grub - when I screw something up in my config file (which happens far more often than I'd like) it's vastly simpler to deal with it using Grub than Lilo, because of Grub's excellent command line.
It's also easier to use for multi-boot systems because it lives solely on /boot, which is easy to share, unlike Lilo, which lives on /etc. . .
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