Hello Mates,
we have more than one Linux at home on three PC, now appear always Ubuntu and not Kubuntu by booting-process.
Nobody at home like Ubuntu cause of Kubuntu is stabler and more similar to Microsoft alder OSs (Vista, 7), anyway.
We would, in the Grub-boot-menu, let appear Kubuntu and not Ubuntu. How can I do that without an 40_custom?
We would prefer to have:
OS-Type= Linux + Distri=Kubuntu + Version=12.10 + Istallation-Device=on /dev/sde6 (complete text) -->
Linux Kubuntu 12.10 (12.10) on /dev/sde6
That the same of results by making "sudo update-grub" but how to let appear in the Grub-boot-menu?
we have more than one Linux at home on three PC, now appear always Ubuntu and not Kubuntu by booting-process.
Nobody at home like Ubuntu cause of Kubuntu is stabler and more similar to Microsoft alder OSs (Vista, 7), anyway.
We would, in the Grub-boot-menu, let appear Kubuntu and not Ubuntu. How can I do that without an 40_custom?
We would prefer to have:
OS-Type= Linux + Distri=Kubuntu + Version=12.10 + Istallation-Device=on /dev/sde6 (complete text) -->
Linux Kubuntu 12.10 (12.10) on /dev/sde6
That the same of results by making "sudo update-grub" but how to let appear in the Grub-boot-menu?
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