Well, I read some of that article. Just enough to see that they are switching kernels within the lifecycle I believe is what you were getting at.
I guess I'll just leave it as it is for the time being. At least I've got until 2017 for Precise which I'm sort of fond of.
I'll probably do this when I get a chance.
Code:
sudo dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc
You all can keep your grub on whatever system you like. I have to be kept up to date of when grub changes for my wiki so I'll likely keep it on the development system.
I've never seen grub change drastically during it's system life cycle at least in my limited 5 or so years of dealing with Linux.
So, once a system is at final release I can relax until the next developement system comes up. It's just /etc/grub.d/05_debian_theme that changes where to put the font colors mainly.
I've never seen grub go awry at any time during the developmental cycle but even if it should I have done a couple of grub rescues in my time and can get around that.
I'll probably add this information to the bottom of my wiki about having one grub control all of the systems.
Thanks again for all of the information and help!