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Bluetooth keyboard won't work in Grub, and connecting an USB keyboard only to boot up Ubuntu is very annoying. So, how can i use the volume up/down keys to select the os?

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One (hacky) option is to boot into ubuntu by default and then use this tutorial to boot into windows from there.

Personally that's what I'd do since it's quick and simple and I don't need to get to windows that often.

Another option would be to install a wrapper around grub that supports touch screen. I've heard that rEFInd is good but I haven't tested it on my SP3. Here's a post talking about it, and here's a quick install guide: 

sudo apt-add-repository ppa:rodsmith/refind
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install refind
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