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I was thinking it could be helpful to add some additional guidance based on users' hardware and experience when choosing between the different OS setup options (VM, Dual Boot, WSL). Here's a quick breakdown of what I had in mind:
For low specs: Dual-booting might be more efficient than using a VM, as VMs can consume more resources.
For low storage: WSL could be a good option since it requires less space compared to setting up a dual-boot system.
For beginners: A Virtual Machine might be the easiest and least risky option to start with since it allows users to test Linux without altering their primary OS.
I know Lesson covers most part of it but misses storage which plays a crucial role here as I've been quite active since past couple of months and I've noticed several odinites going with dual boot even though they are really low on storage but are simply unaware of fact that it might create issues down the road and few days/weeks later ask for help to resize or uninstall dual boot simply coz they didn't consider much about disk space .
My Suggestion
A short and concise bulllet point probably 2-3 should be enough to give users valid/crucial pointers which would help them decide which OS to use .
I think this would help users make a more informed choice depending on their specific needs. Would love to hear thoughts on this!
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I was thinking it could be helpful to add some additional guidance based on users' hardware and experience when choosing between the different OS setup options (VM, Dual Boot, WSL). Here's a quick breakdown of what I had in mind:
For low specs: Dual-booting might be more efficient than using a VM, as VMs can consume more resources.
For low storage: WSL could be a good option since it requires less space compared to setting up a dual-boot system.
For beginners: A Virtual Machine might be the easiest and least risky option to start with since it allows users to test Linux without altering their primary OS.
I know Lesson covers most part of it but misses storage which plays a crucial role here as I've been quite active since past couple of months and I've noticed several odinites going with dual boot even though they are really low on storage but are simply unaware of fact that it might create issues down the road and few days/weeks later ask for help to resize or uninstall dual boot simply coz they didn't consider much about disk space .
My Suggestion
A short and concise bulllet point probably 2-3 should be enough to give users valid/crucial pointers which would help them decide which OS to use .
I think this would help users make a more informed choice depending on their specific needs. Would love to hear thoughts on this!
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