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Noob question: what to arrange before switching to linux
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You're all good to go.
Just wanted to add this though: Pick some of your USB stick and make it your emergency Linux live install media.
Also it would be a nice idea to set your /home directory to a seperate drive, it's like using D: on Windows.
Good luck on your journey!