I 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-

I 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.