Re: change default os

[Simon Hobson]

David WE Roberts wrote:

>Where possible, customisation should be via a simple graphical interface - 
>there isn't much in Windows where you have to get down and dirty at the 
>command prompt.

On the other hand, I'm not aware that Windows allows anything even remotely 
like Grub. In fact, I think that the "easy to use" Windows bootloader only 
boots Windows and doesn't even acknowledge the existence of anything else. I 
don't think it even allows you to choose which installation of multiple Windows 
you get to boot.

That's common across Windows - all very pretty, but very limiting. To do 
anything of any real "meat" means installing ... things like PowerShell to get 
command line tools.