Ubuntu and Kubuntu have become a world wide phenomenon. Nearly synonymous with the word Linux, it has become the Operating System of choice for hundreds of thousands of people and organizations. This success is partly owed to the simplicity of the system. Insert the Live CD, install, and everything else is automatic.

However, when the user wishes to make changes to the system, Ubuntu and its cousins tend to be a bit less convenient. Under normal circumstances, the user must crack open that dreaded Terminal and edit settings by hand.

This is where QGRUBEditor comes in. With its simple and self-explanatory GUI, this application helps configure every aspect of the GRUB boot menu.

QGRUBEditor is free, Open Source, and just an APT-GET away for Ubuntu users. It's also available for SuSE, Arch, and Slackware.