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Have you ever tried a dualboot system (separate partitions for Linux and Windows, choose OS on startup)? I do this on all my machines and it works quite well.
by blauditore 10y ago
Have you ever tried a dualboot system (separate partitions for Linux and Windows, choose OS on startup)?
I do this on all my machines and it works quite well. There's no VM overhead and if you manage to bork one OS, you still have the other one for online research, creating recovery drives etc.
- hellofunk 10y agoThe problem can be driver support. And you have to become a sys admin for your machine.
- neves 10y agoI leave my machine always on. Zero boot time.
- majewsky 10y agoNot OP, but: I would do a dual boot if I could, but corporate IT will cut me off from the internet if they detect a non-compliant system (unsupported OS, no antivirus bullshit, etc). so I'm stuck in a Linux VM.