dual booting is way less practical than a vm.

>>109018210
>guys, wait for me 5 minutes, i need to reboot since this games doesn't work on this os
the only reason dualboot exist is for the poor who can't afford 2 pc, use a vm

Dual booting gentoo and templeos

>>109018210
>dual booting
oh yes make sure you defrag your hard drive first and keep that floppy handy in case you need to run fdisk /mbr when the boot sector gets hosed

>>109018210
It's against natural law to dual boot.

>>109018210
depends on your use case
i have a multi-boot laptop (arch-limine that chain-boots into nixos,fedora-kinoite,opensuse-tumbleweed) mostly because i got this laptop to experiment, fuck around and distrohop. learn how encryption,secureboot,PAM work and fuck with the hardware (it only has a barrel jack stock but i added usbc charging myself)

on my main system i just run fedora-kde no need for multiboot

>>109018685
Just use Kinoite and drop everything else.

>>109018210
I feel like there's no point in dual-booting if the insecure OS is going to snoop your hard-drives anyway. Not sure if there is any way to limit access from one OS to different drives.

>>109018210
Install proxmox, bare metal VM everthing else. Dual booting is outdated, pre-hypervisor era,