Thank you both for your replies.
Hmmm...I would from now on look at berryboot with some skepticism.
Sharing kernel between distros may be a good way for some of us out there but not for me I'm afraid.
I'll concentrate on NOOBS and PINN and read/tinker with their remote boot up features.
TIA
Cheers
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