What are the plus or minuses of loading two Operating Systems on your PC?
By bilook1
@bilook1 (152)
United States
10 responses
@rhie0216 (289)
• Philippines
28 Jan 07
There is no problem in loading your pc with tow OS. Just be sure that you meet the standard requirements of those OS that you will install, to avoid computer crashes. Try also installing booting software such as bootmagic. In that way your system won't be confuse on what OS they must recognize.
@kstanley7 (1171)
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28 Jan 07
I can't see no minuses with regards to loading two operating systems on a pc. I have a self created version of phrak which I love, because it helps me to secure my network plus the fact that it's a live cd which makes it better.
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@Poison_Girl (4150)
• United States
28 Jan 07
I used to run Winblows 98 and Mandrake Linux on my laptop several years ago. I don't remember having any problems. You just have to watch the computer boot and get to it in time to choose which OS you want to run at the time (unless you want the default to boot). Now that my laptop's old and I've got a desktop, I run XP on my desktop and Ubuntu on my laptop. I like dong it that way best because I can have both running at the same time.
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@blindedfox (3315)
• Philippines
24 Jan 07
Pluses:
1. You get to use more types of applications.
2. You get more organized.
3. You'll be able to use both properly.
Minuses:
1. Takes up more disk space.
2. Some hardware aren't compatible with some OS.
=)
@reptile84_2006 (228)
• Romania
13 Jan 07
You must make a new partion for linux and you can use two systems with absolutly no trouble at all.But operating linux is not easy,but its more safer and more stable
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