One of the things that annoys me about grub2 (there are plenty but I wont go into that here) is the fact that I am no longer allowed to have a list of installed kernels in the grub menu as I did before, now I have to have one entry for every distro with all the other kernels hidden in a so called 'Advanced Options' folder. This is supposed to make the menu tidier, for me it just makes it infuriating
I have looked through all the /etc/default/grub options, tried grub-customizer (the 'Advanced Options' folders appear in its interface, but don't have the kernels listed, just 'placeholders' and if you delete either the folder itself or the placeholders everything disappears and you are then left only able to boot the current kernel - I have already had to reinstall grub2 twice because of that). Google doesn't help either, I just cant find a way to get rid of these annoying folders without deleting any of the kernels inside them.
Does anyone know how to do it??
Linux was so simple before it was simplified





