GRUB2 Editor received another bugfix release today. This is mostly a boring release: no fancy new features so you may as well skip reading.
Changelog:
v.0.5.5 (09/01/2012)
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*ADDED: Experimental BURG support (only commands shared with GRUB2).
*ADDED: Option to disable Plymouth (Advanced -> Linux Kernel Arguments).
*FIXED: Fedora/openSUSE: the GRUB installation is now properly detected.
*FIXED: Encoding issue (UTF-8 encoding is now supported).
*FIXED: A QPackageKit backend bug where previous results were returned.
Please note that BURG “experimental” support is barely tested. The only testing I performed was whether it crashes or not.
Available Translations:
Catalan, Czech, Danish, German, Greek, Spanish, Estonian, French, Irish [Gaelic], Hungarian, Lithuanian, Dutch, Panjabi/Punjabi, Polish, Portuguese, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, Swedish, Ukrainian, Traditional Chinese.
I would like to thank all KDE translators who were involved. Their work is very much appreciated!
Packages:
There are packages for most major distributions. Please take a look at the Downloads page.
You should check modern KDE KCM’s with the new style of writting such interface, for example without the box and u sing agateau class for alinging stuff.
Also, little bit more of usability would be great prioritizing the most important actions and the like.
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Has anyone got this working with GRUB2 and FEDORA 16?
I’ve followed the steps above, but I can’t seem to get the GRUB2 Editor module working. All I get is “No valid GRUB2/BURG installation could be detected!”.
Fedora installations are properly detected as of v0.5.5. Please ensure that you have the latest version.