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Why didn't anyone remind me the dual booting exists?
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I always found having each OS have a separate physical drive is much better, but partitioning is fine if you must.
Third world countries: We must 😔...
It's a luxury indeed. Hopefully maybe a little less now that decent storage has come down in price a lot
Have to agree on that. SSD and RAM prices have gone down significantly.