Dual Booting

[Ravenfreak]

Do you have a PC that has two operating systems? Many people prefer to use Linux over Windows, but still need to use Windows for software that may not work properly on Linux. I know Wine exists, but some programs still rely on Windows or even Mac to work. Anyways, I'm currently dual booting Windows 11 and Lubuntu on my gaming rig. I went with Lubuntu because it's lightweight and I only have flash drives lying around so I wanted to go with a smaller distro. If I get the external SSD that's on my Christmas list I'm probably going to install Ubuntu or another distro on it and then keep Windows installed on the internal SSD on my computer since I know there's programs I use that will not work on Linux. I also recommend dual booting or simply getting a Linux distro for older machines since Windows might not work well on older pcs.

[Nomad]

I never have had dual booting on my PC. I have always been Windows user. I have never used Linux but I am very much interested in trying Linux. I might some day try Linux on my computer.

[AWS]

I used to dual boot MacOS and Windows when I first switched to Mac 20 years ago. Now I use VMware and create virtual machines. Much easier to switch back and forth between the OS. No need to reboot.