“From the ‘Bad GRUB’ files:
“No, Fedora 13 Linux is not coming out today (and if you read my
blog last week you’d know that!). The release was pushed back by a
week to fix a number of blocker bugs, among them is an interesting
one that many users might simply consider to be just a papercut
nuisance.“GRUB (GRand Unified Bootloader), the loader that most Linux
users see when they first boot up, had a very small issue in it
that might have affected users. For some users (myself included)
GRUB is a critical screen where you can select which operating
system you want to load. That could be a different Linux kernel on
the same OS, a different Linux distribution altogether or even
Windows.”
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