How to Dual boot Arch Linux and Ubuntu Linux

Grub Customizer:
Grub Customizer is a useful UI tool for modifying the default Grub boot loader settings. By using this tool, you can add, remove, and re-arrange boot menu entries. You can edit kernel parameters and also choose to change the time delay at boot, in order to boot from the default entry.

OS-PROBER:
os-prober has been disabled by default, you need to uncomment/add
GRUB_DISABLE_OS_PROBER=false

[drewski]

I've been trying for two days to get grub set up for my arch installation. This video saved me.

[ranimungcal]

this is what im looking for this are the simple and easy tutorial thank you for sharing

[maniphaces]

Hello, where does the system detect the ubuntu file/iso? Which folder does ubuntu need to be? I went through the config steps but it did not detect ubuntu iso, only other snapshots. BTW I am doing this on Garuda (an arch based distro)

[theangryhat]

yoo how did you make your arch de look like that mane?

[stormsith]

Does this work by replacing Ubuntu with Debian?

[joinpsye]

I really need more of an explanation really here. I really wish for both distro to have the same home directory with separate root directories. However, the question is this: can they have the same grub boot loader. Will that work? Will it also work on a Arch/Arch dual boot?

[RC-Heli]

It used to be easy before efi came on the scene.

[Mah_Nel]

Really good video! Thank you this helped me a lot

[Learning_C_Devastation]

have you heard of a pop filter? or you know.. you could just take the microphone out of your mouth...

[Learning_C_Devastation]

I hate my Minnesotan accent, but damn bro.. that accent sucks lol