I have managed to dual-boot Linux and Windows on a fairly old PC and haven’t faced many issues. However, the experience is ...

you will have to make room on the disk for the LInux root, var, home, whatever... but you can share the existing EFI boot partition with Windows if you want. The most common way to make space is ...

Ok, so I did a successful install of RH9 on a previously linux ... partition", and the screen just stays like this. I know I did a good install because I was mucking about in x, but why the hell ...

Here's how to dual boot and virtualize the same partition ... If you're primarily a Windows user but want occasional access to your Linux partition, you can do so using some of VirtualBox's ...

The Linux installer will reduce the size of ... and use Legacy boot (not UEFI), then you don't need a separate boot partition. You can have one if you want, though. There are several other ...

but I'm not sure how to resize the partition from within Linux. I suppose I could do so if I boot from CD/DVD, but I don't know how to do this from with VMware after Linux has been successfully ...

Windows 10 isn’t the only (kind of) free operating system you can install on your computer. Linux can run from just a USB drive without modifying your existing system, but you’ll want to ...

If you already have Windows installed, you can still dual boot Linux, but you'll need to create a new partition on your hard drive. We'll be using Ubuntu for our example, but the process is ...

If you can successfully boot into both partitions ... Linux drives at boot (though you still won't be able to see your Linux partition from the Mac desktop). If you've got experience with this ...