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If you have the space on your main drive you could probably shrink the partition a few hundred gigs and dual boot linux on it. Swap over whenever you need some
by BizarroLand 1y ago
If you have the space on your main drive you could probably shrink the partition a few hundred gigs and dual boot linux on it.
Swap over whenever you need something on Windows, easy peasy.
- k3nx 1y agoI did consider that. I've had more than one experience of screwing things up. The $300 investment was an insurance policy against me doing that again :) . With how happy I am with a cheap box it might be something to consider when I have a free weekend to mess with it... Or when a Windows Update installs more stuff that I don't want. I really like stuff to work. My tinkering days are limited.
- m463 1y agoI think linux should be on a dedicated drive. Theoretically Windows should coexist with other operating systems. Realistically it nukes dual-boot setups with great regularity. It is called "win" after all... https://html.duckduckgo.com/html/?q=windows%20breaks%20dual%20boot%20linux https://html.duckduckgo.com/html/?q=windows%20breaks%20dual%...