On Sunday 01 Nov 2009, Andrew Morgan wrote:
> Install StartUp-Manager. This can be found in Ubuntu Software Centre, or
> by running 'apt-get install startupmanager' if you prefer.
I searched for anything with 'boot' in the title, but didn't search for
'startup' ;-(
> This creates a launcher in System/Administration called StartUp-Manager.
> I think once you run this you'll work out how to change the default
> operating system, its the big obvious drop-down list box marked 'Default
> operating system'. :)
Yeah; worked like a charm. Thanks.
The only problem is that this package has loads of Gnome dependencies.
Presumably, most of these would already have been installed if I'd been using
Ubuntu, instead of Kubuntu.
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Terry Coles
64 bit computing with Kubuntu Linux
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