Customising GRUB with Grub-customizer

After installing GRUB, some users may not like the default GRUB, and may want to edit it. There are several ways to do so. One of the methods is to manually edit it, which is a bit risky since any mistake would possibly result in an unbootable system. Or, you could install Grub-customizer which is open source software that enables you to edit GRUB in an easy manner and reduces the risks inherent with manually editing the configuration file. Grub-customizer was developed by Daniel Richter, and it provides a graphical user interface to configure the GRUB2/BURG settings and menu entries. It is published under the terms of GNU GPL v3. Grub-customizer essentially does the following: Edits the menu entries (renames, reorders, adds or removes)