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That’s the neat part - you install GRUB if that’s something you care about. For the 98+% who will always use the newest kernel, and can tell the system to (hypo
by gjsman-1000 2y ago
That’s the neat part - you install GRUB if that’s something you care about. For the 98+% who will always use the newest kernel, and can tell the system to (hypothetically) use a different kernel on future reboots after the system has loaded, it won’t be an issue.