Grub in a sentence as a noun

You can't just install grub to a disk image.

Press "E" in grub, then add init="/bin/busybox" to the kernel command line.

Maybe at your local mall, on that day you head there to check out some new arrivals and grab some grub at the food court.

Grub in a sentence as a verb

They're the sole copyright holder of grub 2, so any position they'd publicly take would be pretty relevant in terms of potential legal action.

Not when the competition is Windows and OS X. I'd explain why, but it'd devolve into a huge rant about poor UX, drivers, audio services, file system snafus, grub upgrades gone wrong, bad advice on forums compounding problems, all of which get brought up ad nauseum in any Linux thread.

Of course linux is 'merely a kernel'.Considering that glib, libc, gcc, emacs, the vast majority of the Unix utilities, bash, grub, autoconf, make, readline, gzip, tar, screen, wget, and Gnome are all GNU projects[0], I would say that GNU is most definitely in daily use.

Grub definitions

noun

informal terms for a meal

See also: chow chuck eats

noun

a soft thick wormlike larva of certain beetles and other insects

verb

ask for and get free; be a parasite

See also: mooch cadge sponge

verb

search about busily