The original request is still valid, namely to add functionality to maintain a s-u-m unique script in grub.d.
I would elaborate and suggest that s-u-m should allow toggling between an s-u-m crafted menu and the one created by update-grub.
I do this manually today by copying the menuentry blocks from grub.cfg into 40_custom, etc. but many Ubuntu users shouldn't have to track down/learn all of the idiosyncracies of GRUB2 internals.
Bottom line - we want to produce a customized, friendlier boot menu for our specific circumstance.
Example - my computer illiterate relatives don't care about the Ubuntu version number and should be informed exactly which flavor of Windows is also present.
Bumping this bug, if appropriate here.
The original request is still valid, namely to add functionality to maintain a s-u-m unique script in grub.d.
I would elaborate and suggest that s-u-m should allow toggling between an s-u-m crafted menu and the one created by update-grub.
I do this manually today by copying the menuentry blocks from grub.cfg into 40_custom, etc. but many Ubuntu users shouldn't have to track down/learn all of the idiosyncracies of GRUB2 internals.
Bottom line - we want to produce a customized, friendlier boot menu for our specific circumstance.
Example - my computer illiterate relatives don't care about the Ubuntu version number and should be informed exactly which flavor of Windows is also present.
TIA!