Change the boot order in Linux installed dualboot systems
There are several ways to change the boot order. It can be achieved via Grub or simpler the grub customizer. Or the efibootmgr tool. There is even the possibility to install refind. Or even from windows itself if windows is installed. You can also edit the grub config. Just as additional information.
How to Get Ubuntu to Boot Before Windows Using the EFI Boot Manager
“Installing Linux with Windows sometimes creates a problem wherein when you reboot your computer, you see Windows but don't see an option for your new Linux distribution. This error relates to misconfiguration with the EFI Boot Manager. Here's how to resolve the problem[…]”
https://www.lifewire.com/change-the-efi-boot-order-efibootmgr-4028027
Customize Grub to Get a Better Experience With Linux
“You know what Grub bootloader is, right? You see the Grub screen when you start your Linux powered system. It generally shows the installed operating systems on your computer along with the option to access the UEFI settings and recovery menu[…]”
https://itsfoss.com/customize-grub-linux/
Further reading on grub customizer in german