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> And, if I'm dual booting, I'm probably confident enough to configure UEFI to support dual booting. This doesn't really fit with the oft-repeated advice to wi
by ghostpepper 7y ago
> And, if I'm dual booting, I'm probably confident enough to configure UEFI to support dual booting.
This doesn't really fit with the oft-repeated advice to windows user looking to try out linux that you can start with a dual boot.
- parston_michel 7y agoAFAIK, the recommended way to do it now is to use a live usb/cd.