I’m working on that! I’ve been using Linux Mint on an old gaming laptop as well as the mini PC we use to stream media.
I’ve been surprised to find that it’s actually much easier to use than Windows, and super easy to find community support when I need it, rather than the canned corporate non-answers that Microsoft’s official forums have.
My current main rig is going to continue with Windows 10, but whenever I do my next build, it’ll run Linux as well.
I’ve considered setting up a dual boot, ya. I just … don’t really care to deal with partitions and all that noise when my setup works for me currently (with the many regedits and other tweaks to W10)
Alternatively you can use Linux :)
I’m working on that! I’ve been using Linux Mint on an old gaming laptop as well as the mini PC we use to stream media.
I’ve been surprised to find that it’s actually much easier to use than Windows, and super easy to find community support when I need it, rather than the canned corporate non-answers that Microsoft’s official forums have.
My current main rig is going to continue with Windows 10, but whenever I do my next build, it’ll run Linux as well.
You can dual boot if you want to use it, Linux Mint is also much more resource efficient, wich is probably in favor of a old Mashine.
I’ve considered setting up a dual boot, ya. I just … don’t really care to deal with partitions and all that noise when my setup works for me currently (with the many regedits and other tweaks to W10)