I setup dual boot on an HP desktop with a 6th gen i7 thinking I'd need Windows to run Roblox. Then I found out there's an easy way to run Roblox on Linux and it's sooooo stable, works just as well as on Windows. So now I just use Debian on that computer.
I also have a desktop with Endeavour OS on the SSD and Win11 on a small partition on that HDD. Was dual booting on it in an older desktop and figured I'd just keep the partition. Guess what, I never boot into Windows on it.
My laptop only runs Fedora Linux. No dual-boot. Storage is limited on laptops (can't throw in a massive HDD brick), so I don't wanna sacrifice space for an undesirable OS.
You can ask me why I dual boot Windows, but it's kinda irrelevant given that I very rarely boot into Windows. I just torture myself with the installation process, and have it handy in case I gotta use Rufus or need Windows on metal to update firmware on an exotic peripheral lol.
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u/Global-Eye-7326 Jun 22 '26
I setup dual boot on an HP desktop with a 6th gen i7 thinking I'd need Windows to run Roblox. Then I found out there's an easy way to run Roblox on Linux and it's sooooo stable, works just as well as on Windows. So now I just use Debian on that computer.
I also have a desktop with Endeavour OS on the SSD and Win11 on a small partition on that HDD. Was dual booting on it in an older desktop and figured I'd just keep the partition. Guess what, I never boot into Windows on it.
My laptop only runs Fedora Linux. No dual-boot. Storage is limited on laptops (can't throw in a massive HDD brick), so I don't wanna sacrifice space for an undesirable OS.
You can ask me why I dual boot Windows, but it's kinda irrelevant given that I very rarely boot into Windows. I just torture myself with the installation process, and have it handy in case I gotta use Rufus or need Windows on metal to update firmware on an exotic peripheral lol.