GAG

GAG is a handy and reliable boot manager that can handle up to nine operating systems at once! It's designed to be super user-friendly, but it also packs some cool advanced features that you won’t find in other similar programs.

What Does GAG Mean?

So, what does GAG stand for? It’s short for Gestor de Arranque Gráfico, which translates to Graphical Boot Manager in English. You can get it as a bootable disk image in ISO format. The best part? It works on different platforms but is specifically made for X86 architectures.

Easy Installation

One of the big advantages of using GAG is how it installs directly onto the boot sector or even a floppy disk. That means you don’t need a separate partition just for it! To get started, all you have to do is transfer the ISO file to a CD and run it straight from your CD-ROM device.

User-Friendly Interface

When you boot up your system, GAG automatically loads up and shows you a neat graphical interface that you control with your keyboard. From this screen, you can pick which operating system you'd like to load. Plus, if you don’t make a choice within a certain time frame, it can load your default OS automatically!

Additional Features

GAG has some extra features that make it even more appealing! You can hide primary partitions to avoid any mix-ups and set passwords for each OS. There's also an option to protect the application’s configuration menu with a passcard that you define yourself.

Why Choose GAG?

If you're looking to install multiple operating systems on one computer, GAG is definitely worth considering. With support for up to nine OSes, password protection for each one, and an awesome SafeBoot feature, your hard drive will still boot even if something goes wrong with GAG!