Geometric-sama
The Manly Man of Steel
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No, just on the same computer is fine as a dual boot. :) I triple-boot.
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Linux: Do you use it?
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Thomas
HAIL HYDRA!
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Well then I dual boot my Operating Systems. *notes meaning of dual booting in memory*
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I actually could install Ubuntu in this computer too. Then I'd triple boot too. But I'm fine with having to go to a different computer to use it~~
Spreads out my OS's more =P
Spreads out my OS's more =P
Geometric-sama
The Manly Man of Steel
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Well, my family only has one working computer (we have the old one, which this one replaced, but we only replaced it because its hard disk completely died and I haven't gotten round to replacing the HDD yet) so I don't have much of a choice. My brother complains at the lack of disk space due to all my OS installations and AMV-in-progress data. XD I'm planning to put a new hard disk into the old computer sometime and network them, so I can use it as a testing server. It's too difficult at the moment, as I code in Windows on the NTFS partition, then have to boot into Linux, copy it over to the ReiserFS partition and get everything running. (Yes, I should have installed XAMPP, but I took the easy way out and installed PHP, mySQL and Apache separately - although not in that order, of course. So sue me :D)