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Many computers these days have an SSD and an HDD. Is it trivial to dual boot in that case? Do you partition both? One? Which one? After partitioning, which part
by coryfklein 9y ago
Many computers these days have an SSD and an HDD. Is it trivial to dual boot in that case? Do you partition both? One? Which one? After partitioning, which partition do you install your OS on?
- TheAdamAndChe 9y agoYes, it's pretty trivial. Ubuntu handles everything with the installation, then GRUB provides a boot menu that lets you choose which OS to use. More granular control is available to those who care, but it's still easy for those who don't care.
- thomastjeffery 9y agoIt's trivial. You have your disks listed, each with its free/used space. You click the one you want to install to, and drag a slider to decide how much space to use. That's how easy it was to install Ubuntu over a decade ago.