On Wed, 7 Sep 2005, Luis Moreira wrote:

> Hi Guys,
> I just had a look at GRUB, will this do the job? Is it better or worse?

grub is a boot manager. It allows you to choose what os boots. But first 
you have to install the second (third, etc) os. Then you tell grub which 
to boot, after how long, with what keypress etc. So first you make room 
(partition) using parted, then you run the install of the new os onto 
the new partition(s) or disk(s), and then you edit the grub config to 
tell it which os to boot.

Peter
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