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That's the real question... if you can turn it off, there isn't much of a problem. However, if you turn it off to install Linux, can you turn it back on to dua
by mbreese 15y ago
That's the real question... if you can turn it off, there isn't much of a problem. However, if you turn it off to install Linux, can you turn it back on to dual-boot Windows 8? If you can't, how many people will just stick to Windows?
- billswift 15y agoI used to dual-boot, it wasn't hard, but having to reboot was still inconvenient. Today the hardware is cheap enough that I just run two separate systems side-by-side; it is more convenient and the two computers and two flat-screen monitors together cost less than my first computer did without a monitor.