Grub With out windows?

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    azz2811

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    Hello i want to install windows xp and windows vista but i hate the regular windows boot manager but i do like the grub boot manager is there a way i can have both windows and not ubuntu but still have grub??

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    What do you like better in GRUB vs the windows loader? They do pretty much the same thing...
     
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    i like the way you can change the background of grub and i also like the way you can change what it says.

    can windows boot manager do this?

    thanks
     
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    I didn't even know you could do it with GRUB, :lol:
     
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    haha ok
     
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