can I install more than 2 linux based operative systems on a notebook?

I'm experimenting with a 2014 macbook pro upgraded to macOS 14.4 (Sonoma) with OpenCore Legacy Patcher, Linux Mint 21.3 Virginia and Linux Mint 21.3 Xfce.

First, I installed Linux Mint 21.3 Virginia and I could boot both to macOS and Mint. Then, I created another partition and installed Mint Xfce on it.

Now, I can only access both linux operative systems and macOS has disappeared.

What I don't understand is why now the notebook boots directly to grub instead of booting to OpenCore Legacy Patcher

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sawne128 [he/him]
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8 months ago
Have you tried the good old #update-grub?

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