I have a laptop with windows 10 installed on it, and I want to dual boot ubuntu onto it. I've done this before once, but the install also installed GRUB, probably because I picked the "install alongside windows" option instead of manually installing to a partition. I would like to use MBR instead of GRUB, with no new partitions added.
I've looked at this, which pretty much sums up what I want to do, but seeing as this article is 8 years old, is it still accurate? do I still have to jump through all the hoops of installing grub and setting a timeout of 0?
