Yep.  Like most Linx things, it's highly configurable.  You have a choice
between text and graphical presentation, you set a default partition to
boot if the user provides no input and a configurable timeout.  You can
boot any OS that I know of, from any partition on any drive.

Downsides: I don't know how you would install it without Linux, although I
suspect you can -- I've never thought about it.  Also, some things like
hitting F8 to step thru a Windows startup are more difficult to set up (if
possible, I'm not sure, never tried it).

Dale

On Wed, 1 Aug 2001, Douglas Butler wrote:

> In short, when you turn on your PC Lilo comes up and asks you which of
> the operating systems you have installed do you want to boot this time?

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