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Windows has a rather famous bad habit of nuking any other OSes installed on the same drive, so you really do need an extra separate drive, which is inconvenien

Windows has a rather famous bad habit of nuking any other OSes installed on the same drive, so you really do need an extra separate drive, which is inconvenient if you don't already have a separate drive.

physicles 11mo ago
Yeah this happened to me at least once, and I had to spend several hours with low-level recovery software to get my files back. This was the catalyst that finally got me to ditch windows for good 7 years ago.
devnullbrain 11mo ago
And changing your bootloader (every update) and timezone (every boot)
ctrl4 11mo ago
This used to happen to me. But there was a time I just had two different drives. With different OS in it and used the bios selector to boot what I wanted
spuz 11mo ago
Yeah, it's also why you should install Windows first and then Linux not the other way round.