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Well if it does work with Windows, then fine, I took it from the article, that there's no chance running Windows or dual booting after switching to it. > becau
by tdkl 10y ago
Well if it does work with Windows, then fine, I took it from the article, that there's no chance running Windows or dual booting after switching to it.
> because they don't want to spend money on officially supporting it
I hope this doesn't mean the warranty and support is void after doing this, wouldn't even surprise me.
- marcosdumay 10y ago> I took it from the article, that there's no chance running Windows or dual booting after switching to it That's literally what they said. The GP is telling you it's a lie (and is very probably right, but I don't know the details), but they said you can not dual boot.