Odoben on Nostr: Here's something neat I've discovered abour the **rEFInd** boot menu: in the config ...

Here's something neat I've discovered abour the **rEFInd** boot menu: in the config there's a default_selection option. So if you have dual-boot and want to boot into the other system but you're not physically at the machine to select the boot entry, you can edit the config and after reboot it will select it. It also seems to perform a string-search so even if I just give it "debian" it will know to select the kernel that has "debian" somewhere in its path! Which is convenient for my btrfs naming schemes as it finds the kernels under /@debian/boot/ fine.