Grub legacy is no longer being developed so this will not be fixed
there. Grub2 does get rid of the delay when you only have a single OS
installed, so consider upgrading.
** Changed in: grub (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Won't Fix
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GRUB's three seconds delay unnecessary if only Ubuntu is in
How about the best of both worlds? I'm not sure whether it's possible
but how about having a message "Hold escape during boot for different
boot options" during early startup, and leaving the delay at 0?
** Changed in: grub (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid => New
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GRUB's three seconds delay unn
I wasn't sure if my proposal would make any sense, because I don't
possess much knowledge about GRUB and booting an operating system. But
anyway, my thoughts were as follows (only in case if Ubuntu is the only
OS installed, as I already mentioned, in all other use cases the menu
should be there to
> However, can't there be a different way to handle with those cases?
Do you have a proposal as to how they can be handled?
** Changed in: grub (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Wishlist
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GRUB's three seconds delay unnecessary if only Ubuntu is installed
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/194
I still think that those three seconds matter, the idea to reduce the
time it takes for Ubuntu to boot and log in -
http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/42/ - is currently the seventh idea
with the most votes on Ubuntu brainstorm. I think we can all agree that
Ubuntu boots without problems most of the
The main reason the three-second delay is still there is to permit
access to recovery mode. Recovery mode is not just for when your system
fails to boot in a way that GRUB can detect (and indeed probably
wouldn't help in those cases); it also allows you to reset your root
password or reconfigure X,
