Post number #267672, ID: 6370da
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So i have a good desktop(i can tell you the hardware).I have three hard drives one that i boot Windows from and one Linux can i create anything to bypass all of the nonsense everytime?
Post number #267693, ID: 0104cf
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What nonsense are you trying to bypass?
Post number #267769, ID: 87f3c6
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What
Post number #268661, ID: 79fffc
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dear /u/ser, what is the nonsense you refer at?
Post number #268936, ID: c94a58
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What is the nonsense? Xd
Post number #269315, ID: 381ca0
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I am not trying to bypass i just dont want to boot every time i change OS.
Post number #269318, ID: c26524
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Install a VM or buy a second pc.
Post number #269331, ID: b05fe2
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>>269315 Install Linux and run Windows inside a VM like qemu. OR Install Windows 10 and install the official, experimental and native ubuntu shell for windows. OR Dont't use Windows at all and in worst case get your games run with wine.
Post number #269448, ID: 38cab1
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I keep my Windows and Linux on separate partitions, and select which one to boot.
Post number #269519, ID: 69a2b1
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Dualbooting is the most convenient way to have the best from both worlds. The convenience of not needing to reboot comes at the expense of higher complexity and the corresponding knowledge to achieve and manage it. A vm will suffice for most cases but if you want almost native performance in the vm, then hardware passthrough (pci and gpu) should be implemented. And this both a top in performance, convenience, and geekdom.
Post number #269520, ID: 69a2b1
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And this is both a top*
Post number #269521, ID: 1c190a
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>>269519>>269331>>269318 Thx guys you helped me a lot i will consider all of your suggestions.
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| So i have a good desktop(i can tell you the hardware).I have three hard drives one that i boot Windows from and one Linux can i create anything to bypass all of the nonsense everytime?