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I would like to Dual boot my secondary laptop. I want to keep one Linux Distro (Lets take Ubuntu..!) as my daily driver and try out different distros like Linux Mint, Fedora, Manjaro....etc. How can I configure my GRUB for constantly changing secondary distro?? I don't want to keep common /home folder for them; I just want to try out different distros for a week or may be couple of weeks. Please suggest me a good way to do it.

Edit: I am having legacy BIOS in my Laptop.

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  • I would recommend to use virtualization in this case. You can use various of pre-defined vagrant boxes to achieve your goal. Of course, in this case you don't have to modify your grub configuration at all. Nov 22, 2016 at 7:02

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You can install Grub Customizer to easily configurate your GRUB, there is a link to a guide about installing and using grub customizer: Grub Customizer in Ubuntu 16.04 Xenial Xerus

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