Free Ubuntu Reference Guide .pdf

From ubuntupocketguide.com:

Ubuntu Pocket Guide and Reference is now available! Written by award-winning author Keir Thomas, Ubuntu Pocket Guide and Reference is a totally unique and concise guide for everyday Ubuntu use.

• Focuses on core competencies and background knowledge needed to be an expert Ubuntu user;
• Readable, accessible, and easy to understand—even if you’ve never used Linux before;
• 100% new and original! Written from the ground-up to cover Ubuntu 8.04 and 8.10.

Download from ubuntupocketguide.com

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1. Open the Terminal (Applications>Accessories>Terminal)
2. Type: sudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst, then press Enter
3. Enter password if asked, then press Enter

Find the section that says: ## ## End Default Options ##. Here it will show all of the entries that are on the GRUB boot loader. Just delete the older entries that will not be used anymore. The newest kernel version is usually listed first. Save the changes and exit the Terminal. When the system is rebooted, the deleted entries should be gone from the boot loader.

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