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  1. neo_vi

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    Hi i'm bored of seeing the old GRUB menu withou colors in my debian linux. I wanna create a GRUB menu with some better graphics. How can i achieve that.
     
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    Try startupmanager package, will helps you customize your grub!
     
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    where can i find the startupmanager package
     
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    this command will give you lots of grub stuff:

    sudo apt-cache search grub
     
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    Should i use this in console
     
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    yes, a list of packages all containing the word Grub will appear with a short description of each and once you have found the package you want then type this:

    sudo apt-get install [packagename]

    for multiple packages:

    sudo apt-get install [package name] [package name] [package name] and so on...

    all without the [ ].

    If apt does not work then use yum instead of apt.
     
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    you can even type:

    sudo apt-cache search cracker

    or something like that and you will find a few cracking tools, like jtr, medussa and pdfcrack.
     

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