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This is useful to know, but why not just virtualize via UTM esp. if it's only for "daily driving"?
by achrono 3y ago
This is useful to know, but why not just virtualize via UTM esp. if it's only for "daily driving"?
- gettodachoppa 3y agoYep. I do this for Windows. I have a Surface laptop which requires tinkering to get Linux working on it (keyboard doesn't even work out of the box, you gotta use a USB keyboard until you install a custom kernel off Github). I couldn't be bothered. I just keep Windows running and run Ubuntu in Virtualbox. With an SSD there's no noticeable performance penalty except in accelerated graphics (in which case you should be using VMware).