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It's much the same as it always was really. If you don't want to dig around in your bootloader, just make sure you install Windows before Linux. Linux installe
by Underphil 5y ago
It's much the same as it always was really. If you don't want to dig around in your bootloader, just make sure you install Windows before Linux.
Linux installers are usually friendly with Windows, but Windows installers are still hostile to other OSes (I think).
- judge2020 5y agoThe Windows EFI loader only loads Windows, and requires specifically rebooting into advanced startup to choose a different OS (and their mechanism for finding OS's isn't super reliable in my experience)
- Scharkenberg 5y ago> Windows installers are still hostile to other OSes (I think) This only happens in two specific cases: 1. MBR + same physical disk for both OSes; 2. Bad UEFI implementation on the mobo + same physical disk for both OSes. Otherwise it should work flawlessly because their bootloaders are independent and it's only a matter of setting the desired boot order.