trevor, 1 year ago

From personal experience: if you’re trying to dual-boot with Windows, I recommend using completely separate drives (rather than separate partitions). Windows is very shitty about overwriting your Linux boot partitions when it updates. Having a separate drive isn’t fool-proof, but it helps.

I haven’t needed Windows in >10 years though, so maybe it’s not as shitty about that, but I recommend caution.