Tagged: Microsoft Windows 7, Ubuntu, Software, Technology
Source: TechwareLabs - Read the full article
Posted: 3 years 16 weeks ago
"The ability to dual boot systems is nothing new but very rarely done anymore. You more than likely will never find a good enough reason or use for an average PC user to run two Operating Systems (OS). So then you might ask yourself, “Why am I showing you how to?” The answer is easy, to quote Sir Francis Bacon’s much used aphorism “knowledge is power “. I personally wasn’t very familiar with Ubuntu as an OS so I wanted to learn more. The cost of a second PC wasn’t justifiable, just to put a second OS on so that I could learn it for my own gain. So I went and researched how to install both of them on the same machine."
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Comments
Ubuntu for software and Windows for gaming .-
wtf are you talking about?
odviously for running illeagal programs. or you just download the 64bit versions of them
I have 3 Operating System on my PC.
Windows 7 Professional - 32Bit (Software only)
Windows 7 Professional - 64Bit (Video Games only)
Ubuntu 9.10 - AMD64(64Bit) (Other)