Other Advanced Linux Bootloaders.

In most Linux system GRUB (Grand Unified Bootloader) or GRUB 2  is the default bootloader. If you have more than one OS installed in your hardware, then you have to stare for few seconds on the bootloader everytime, you power on. There are other options which will help you getting ride of such monotonicity. If your system has GRUB by default (Fedora & OpenSUSE), you can upgrade it to GRUB 2 which has more features. There is also a derivative of GRUB called Burg (GRUB, letters written in reverse stands for  Brand-new Universal loader from GRUB ). Let's see the features of both bootloader separately: