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Dual Boot or Within the system? (lemmy.zip)

submitted 1 day ago by Electrical_Depth@lemmy.zip to c/linux@lemmy.ml

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I used Manjaro Linux on my first pc back in 2019 for a short time.

I'll be having my second pc in a few days and I was hoping to shift to Zorin OS permanently.

But, due to an unavoidable reason, I have to use 2 of Adobe softwares. Especially Illustrator and Photoshop. Both version 2021.

Will these 2 be almost perfectly usable in Zorin OS or should I Dual boot windows 11 alongside to use them?

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[–] Electrical_Depth@lemmy.zip 0 points 23 hours ago (1 children)

So, the method of dualbooting 2 OS on 2 SSDs is the same as standard dualbooting in one single SSD? Or I have to follow some extra careful measure?

[–] Malix@sopuli.xyz 2 points 23 hours ago

it does the "same thing" but it's the low-iq unga-bunga-caveman option which requires less configuration. Meaning you don't get a boot menu to choose the os on boot.

if you want to be extra careful, just remove the ssd of the first os when installing the other on it's ssd & insert back when done. then just in bios/uefi switch which storage device to boot from.