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I installed Grub in the normal way and now I have entries in the Grub menu for linux, linux-lts, and the fallback versions of them.

I want to add more entries to this. For example, I want to add linux-lts nomodeset that is the same as linux-lts but without nvidia-drm.modeset=1.

Do I have to manually edit /boot/grub/grub.cfg for this? Or is there a more user friendly way? The syntax of grub.cfg is bad, and I fear my manual changes will get overwritten by grub-mkconfig.

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