First of all, dual booting is booting more than one OS off the same bootable partition. Installing more than one OS to more than one partition and using a boot manager to choose the system to boot is called multibooting.
Geoffrey wrote:
Have you a resource for your defintion?
You snipped it from your reply. Here's another: http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Multiboot-with-GRUB.html You'll notice the
title is not >"Dualboot-with-GRUB". Felix: I don't believe you! The word "dual" comes from the latin word /duo/ which means TWO, 1+1. If you install and boot two different operating systems on your machine (OBVIOUSLY in different partitions) you will have a "dual booting", if you install MORE than TWO OS (and decide to boot them), then you no longer have "dual booting" but "multi-booting", simple! Until you come up with credible evidence for your claim, Im afraid you will have to re-check your information sources. Cheers, Felipe.