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If you have a moment — why do you dualboot? I find it too difficult to keep both environments around, especially given how high-maintenance Windows can be with
by akho 4y ago
If you have a moment — why do you dualboot? I find it too difficult to keep both environments around, especially given how high-maintenance Windows can be with blocking updates and general junk accumulation. (or, if Windows is your primary environment — how high-maintenance Linux can be, I guess)
- djbusby 4y agoSome windows updates fail when it doesn't recognize the bootloader. That stumped even my friends that work at MS on the OS team! Then I had to disk repair to put the windows bootloader back, then update windows, then restore syslinux bootloader (then moved the windows out of the partition into VM image)
- akho 4y agoMakes you wonder if single-booting two laptops would have been easier.