I never appreciate about how complicated this must seem to people until I read an article like this (holy schnikeys that's a lot of words!). Although I'm not su

I never appreciate about how complicated this must seem to people until I read an article like this (holy schnikeys that's a lot of words!). Although I'm not sure someone who's running win7 in 2020 is the same demo that will engage in changing boot devices, boot order and annihilating partitions. It's nice that they cover installing Ubuntu on a VM as an alternative to bare metal install, but no mention is made of just upgrading the machine to Windows 10 and installing Ubuntu on WSL. I know that it's not what the article is about, but for me on a day-to-day basis, WSL covers 98% of what I need on a work computer, especially considering that you can lay different distributions down (Debian + Ubuntu).