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Is duo boot stable enough for development usage?

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1 hour ago, mrchow19910319 said:

Let's say that I want to have a duo boot machine windows 10 + ubuntu 18.04

Is it gonna be stable enough for web development?

1 SSD for ubuntu, 1 SSD for windows.

1 HDD for ubuntu, 1 HDD for windows.

I think it is, I use very similar setup, it's stable.

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Let's say that I want to have a duo boot machine windows 10 + ubuntu 18.04

Is it gonna be stable enough for web development?

1 SSD for ubuntu, 1 SSD for windows.

1 HDD for ubuntu, 1 HDD for windows.

If it is not broken, let's fix till it is. 

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5 minutes ago, Droidbot said:

of course, but why not just WSL on Win10?

you mean linux sub system on windows 10??

tried it. still too much hassle. ? 

If it is not broken, let's fix till it is. 

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I actually triple booted Windows, Linux & macOS for a long time. Its totally fine and is as stable as the OS is on its own. It can be problematic if you try to run multiple OSes on one drive but if you have a separate drive for each OS then its fine.

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1 hour ago, mrchow19910319 said:

Let's say that I want to have a duo boot machine windows 10 + ubuntu 18.04

Is it gonna be stable enough for web development?

1 SSD for ubuntu, 1 SSD for windows.

1 HDD for ubuntu, 1 HDD for windows.

I think it is, I use very similar setup, it's stable.

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