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Dual booting windows/linux is the path of least resistance IMO. Where Windows fails you is often exactly where linux shines and vice versa. Also, what linux di

Dual booting windows/linux is the path of least resistance IMO. Where Windows fails you is often exactly where linux shines and vice versa. Also, what linux distro did you try, and what issues did you run into? EDIT: Also, making an offline account is still supported in Windows in a roundabout way. You just have to pretend you have no internet, and it will use your BIOS key for activation without any fuss.

tsangiotis 4y ago
It takes 5-10 minutes to shutdown and restart from one another. Might as well avoid it. I tried Pop OS as it is the latest Ubuntu derived trend however my problems where in lack of support from programs I am obligated to use. Offline account is possible through something like Rufus and maybe with the no internet route. However my computer was hijacked into some company's domain deploy making the official (turn of the internet way) impossible. At the end I found Rufus but it cost me almost a full day. Checkout out this comment on how the setup failed me: https://tsangiotis.com/2023/03/29/microsoft-ruins-my-computer/comment-page-1/#comment-14 https://tsangiotis.com/2023/03/29/microsoft-ruins-my-compute...