Modify the Grub startup sequence in Ubuntu7.10 and Windows

In the past, after XUbuntu was installed, Grub was also used to guide the Xubuntu and Windows systems. By default, Xubuntu takes precedence over Windows. However, my computer is often used by students, so it is inconvenient. Because they do not know that there is another Ubuntu, and they do not know that my computer is connected to the Xubuntu system by default. After restarting the computer, you often find that you have entered an inexplicable interface. Grub has not been changed, and it is very troublesome. After installing Ubuntu7.10 two days ago

In the past, after XUbuntu was installed, Grub was also used to guide the Xubuntu and Windows systems. By default, Xubuntu takes precedence over Windows. However, my computer is often used by students, so it is inconvenient. Because they do not know that there is another Ubuntu, and they do not know that my computer is connected to the Xubuntu system by default. After restarting the computer, you often find that you have entered an inexplicable interface.

Grub has not been changed, and it is very troublesome. After Ubuntu7.10 was installed two days ago, it was finally modified just now.

Sudo cp/boot/grub/menu. lst/boot/grub/menu. list_backup // Note: there is a space after menu. lst. This line should be from the menu. lst backup.

Sudo gedit/boot/grub/menu. list // The modification file of menu. lst is displayed.

This boot file is very important, so be careful when modifying it. I just switched the order of Ubuntu and Windows. Restart. Well, it's good.

The interface is still very beautiful. My topic is Ubuntu7.10 by default. That desktop search is really cool. In addition, 7.10 has added a lot of practical software, such as CD capturing and playing, multimedia playback, and Gimp image processing.

A video was to be played last night. Because the player has been installed by default, you only need to add several decoding packages. Ubuntu is so cool that you don't have to go around to find the driver. If you want to ask why I don't need a driver. I don't know. I can only say that, probably because linux and windows have different kernels.

Ubuntu7.10 has another amazing feature: 3D desktop. It is said that the requirements for hardware are much lower than those of Vista, but I guess the computer still cannot afford it, so I didn't think of it. The default dual desktop is enough.

This article was made again in windows. Because when I went out during the restart, windows was entered by default. Well, it seems that hoho will be more meaningful in ubuntu.