/tech/ - Soyence and Technology

Yes bro yes

>>20787
fair enough

no dual booting sucks
get a second computer or dump windows completely

>>20786 (OP)
It's fine so long as windows doesn't fuck it up during updates, which is pretty common. IMO you should either try linux on a secondary machine like an old laptop or just use a persistent (or not) liveUSB. Tbh for a normie doing normie things, there isn't much of a learning curve with something like Mint so it is entirely possible to jump ship, especially as a NEET. The only things you will have a problem with is learning LibreOffice and setting up a theme if you care. That and hardware related things like overclocking and RGBTQA+ lights if you are a goymer

>>20791
thank you for the advice, i'll just try a secondary machine.

>>20786 (OP)
put windows in a virtual machine if you can. i mean, you can install wine too - but it won't run everything. a VM can save you a lot of time

>>20786 (OP)
if you're able to look into a qemu kvm with gpu passthrough do it, really convenient to be able to use windows while still on linux and there were cool setups ive seen iirc otherwise just dualboot it's a lot easier and you can still have the benefits of running on bare metal

Yeah dual booting is pretty stable