Let take Manjaro.
It is a coporative entity used in countries like Israel. While they may have scripts reporting (or scripts added after installation, more than likely) about what is already in the system and deliberately suppress booting of the rival entity.
I think Reborn OS does the same.
To avoid this I install Debian, last of all.
When the installer gives the WiFi password what the distribution does while installing is their pergorative.
I have now decided not to give WiFi password.
Besides, it makes the installation fast.
One can UPDATE after installation.
Then it has no CONTROL over the GRUB.
This is what I used to do with UBUNTU.
I no longer USE UBUNTU and I do not know what they do now.
I am in this game longer than the young developers.
Like UBUNTU, I do not use MANJARO.
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