Notice that the most common things you want to change are not in
/etc/grub.d/*. They are in /etc/default/grub. This file, whose content is
commented, is pretty easy to change. It simply is a list of Shell of
variables to instantiate. As for listing the installed operating systems,
'sudo update-grub' does a good job (at least it has always worked for me)...
and it does not write in /etc/grub.d/* either. It writes in
/boot/grub/grub.cfg.
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