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Put Linux in a VM on your (windows?) gaming machine. It'll be much smoother than trying to run on real hardware, and if you're not gaming on it Linux anyway the
by brimble 5y ago
Put Linux in a VM on your (windows?) gaming machine. It'll be much smoother than trying to run on real hardware, and if you're not gaming on it Linux anyway then you probably don't need direct hardware access (not for web dev, certainly). Use VirtualBox or whatever Windows calls their hypervisor they ship with Windows these days. If you hate it you can just delete the disk image and it's gone.
- nemacol 5y agoThis is what I have done. Currently have Ubuntu, Mint, and DLing Pop now.
- selfhoster11 5y agoThat's how I got started. Then I progressed to Wubi and dual booting, and afterwards only ever booted up Windows for games or MS Office.
- secondcoming 5y agoHyper-V