Can I install Linux then in a few months install windows because I cant afford an operating system.

[Retromagika]

Anything wrong with this? I'm 13 and I'm building my first computer soon but I was wondering about this because I will be spending all of my money on it and will be able to afford it after Christmas.

[Jaybird]

yes

[Katsu-K1L]

yes you can.

[Equilibrium_FOOL]

Of course, although you can get Windows seven for free (or almost free).

[thekeemo]

I suggest just using windows 10 for now but yes

[MattLantis]

Of course, although you can get Windows seven for free (or almost free).

Link? I'm in need of an OS and I can't find cheap windows 7

[Equilibrium_FOOL]

Link? I'm in need of an OS and I can't find cheap windows 7

 

Add me on skype.

[BuntzenB]

Sure you can even add Windows as a dual boot if you wish to keep Linux

[eelnico09]

I guess if you're going to buy it 100% sure you could just pirate it.

[MattLantis]

Add me on skype.

Um....ok? Skype name?

[Semper]

I guess if you're going to buy it 100% sure you could just pirate it.

No. Just, no.

Not only is it against the CoC on these forums, it's, regardless of intent, illegal to download or distribute an unauthorized license of Windows.

[Equilibrium_FOOL]

Um....ok? Skype name?

Profile.

[sulairris]

if you want to keep linux you WILL have to reinstall the GRUB boot loader after you install windows because the windows boot loader will tell GRUB to GTFO.

[Guest]

if you want to keep linux you WILL have to reinstall the GRUB boot loader after you install windows because the windows boot loader will tell GRUB to GTFO.

This. Windows does not like it when you install it alongside another OS. If you are totally new to Linux, I would suggest totally reinstalling Linux all together once you install Windows. Dealing with the bootloaders can be a little intimidating if you've never done something like that before.