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Story: Windows and Linux on the Same Laptop? You Bettcha!Total Replies: 5
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gus3

Feb 12, 2009
11:19 PM EST
Quoting:Linux for quick tasks and Windows for more intensive ones...
But on a lower-resource system, the OS with lower requirements will leave more resources free for more demanding tasks.

Just another bone-headed clueless corporate marketing decision.
techiem2

Feb 12, 2009
11:28 PM EST 		Yeah...I've always viewed dual booting as Linux for everything except a couple games that won't run in wine and the occasional stupid educational site I have to use that won't work in Firefox in Linux....

It'll be interesting to see how their odd implementation turns out...if it happens.
tuxchick

Feb 12, 2009
11:43 PM EST 		It's like wearing a raincoat to go swimming.
theboomboomcars

Feb 13, 2009
9:18 AM EST
Quoting:It's like wearing a raincoat to go swimming.


But what if it rains?
ColonelPanik

Feb 13, 2009
10:47 AM EST 		Take your Winders computer swimming!
theboomboomcars

Feb 13, 2009
12:33 PM EST 		My little brother gave out Amiga a bath, in the bath tub, and after he got it all clean every thing still worked fine. It was an Amiga 500 where the computer and keyboard were all in one unit.

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