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Cake day: July 2nd, 2023

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  • Agreed. Food banks are literally designed for this scenario. They exist to help people put food on the table. Few scenarios actually require credit cards. No shame in accepting help when you need it. And you can always donate later when you’re on your feet. You cant ever give back if you’re dead from starvation.

    I use my debit card for almost everything and use my credit card for small things to keep the usage low if i use it at all.



  • I did something similar but used grub to be able to choose the OS at startup.

    Both Windows and Linux (I used Ubuntu at the time) had thier own separate drives and grub was on the Windows install. That was the main boot drive that would launch grub so that i could choose to boot into either Windows or Ubuntu at start up.

    I dont remeber the guide i used and this was a couple years ago so there may be something more up to date at this point. I liked the way it worked though.

    That being said, another way would be to use two different pcs and use a kvm to switch between them. Dual boot is cool but having to power off is annoying. Or you can virtualize windows from your linux install or vice versa. Really depends on what you need.

    For me, Windows is likely going to serve as my music making OS so having it bare metal makes more sense for me. I’m going to be using a mini pc for windows and my main rig will be for Linux. At least thats the plan for now.