I'm assuming you are OK with editing /etc/default/grub and once finished
editing it issuing the update command. Always best to keep a copy or two
of a known good working /etc/default/grub somewhere - off-line if necessary.
Playing something as grub starts has always been fairly easy. At the end
I am learning as I go with all this and my level of understanding is still
not that great.
I only recently suffered from low vision due to a retina tear in my left
eye. My right eye has been next to useless since I was 14. I am now 62.
I also have to configure Windoze 7 for my voluntary work
