10-10-2026, 10:07 AM
I've never tried dual boot.
I have found it stated somewhere that, even with a dual boot system, Windows determines that it has overall control. I imagine that it down to Windows security but it's something which would put me off.
I run Windows and Linux on separate computers. I have found Linux is not without issues, from time to time, and with my lesser experience of Linux it's often not so easy to sort. A recent issue was my HP laptop had non adjustable maximum brightness, which was literally a pain in a dark room. Exploring online I came across a number of vague solutions but luckily a system update came along which sorted it. Although aspects are irritating, my experience is that Windows is far more polished although for hardware access it's becoming far too clever for it's own good.
Tracy
I have found it stated somewhere that, even with a dual boot system, Windows determines that it has overall control. I imagine that it down to Windows security but it's something which would put me off.
I run Windows and Linux on separate computers. I have found Linux is not without issues, from time to time, and with my lesser experience of Linux it's often not so easy to sort. A recent issue was my HP laptop had non adjustable maximum brightness, which was literally a pain in a dark room. Exploring online I came across a number of vague solutions but luckily a system update came along which sorted it. Although aspects are irritating, my experience is that Windows is far more polished although for hardware access it's becoming far too clever for it's own good.
Tracy
