I never really got why tactical and strategic nukes are so wildly different. Aren’t those words more or less synonyms?

But if the OS are installed on two separate hard drives they shouldn’t interfer?

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After roughly a year later, I finally installed Linux. And thanks to your very well explained tutorials I definitely feel more confident navigating through all that new territory.

No mandarin unfortunately

Is it better than FUTO?

Will this apply to CS6 users as well?

For a second I got really confused and thought it’s r/outside material. Wine 9.7? Drying cork bug got fixed or sth

That’s even easier than I imagined, thanks

Thank you for your extensive answer, I feel confident now to do the “leap of faith”

Thanks!

Oh and one additional question, is it recommended to uninstall all programs I had under Windows, so I won’t have to deal with "ghost files "? As to use windows helping me remove installation data? I have my laptop partitioned into C and D, where in D I have all my documents plus installed programs, C is solely for the OS.

On C I only have my windows OS , data is on D. I think that should be enough precaution? If course I backed up everything but I don’t plan on backup everything again. Or do you think it could “leech”?

I made sure that only the OS is on C. That’s my MO since I had some bad experiences concerning windows installations (my first PC was running Windows ME)

I will probably use your approach, because the windows like gui should only help me transition. Getting to know how to use the terminal is my next step. Thanks!

Thanks! I make sure to use the package manager, even, as of now, I’m not 100% what that means but I will find out

What is the difference?