Questions about Linux Mint and this list
Bret Busby
bret at busby.net
Mon Jul 18 15:40:14 UTC 2022
Hello.
The first question, is, because Linux Mint appears to not have a mailing
list equivalent of this one that we have for asking questions about
Ubuntu, and, because one of the variants (the most common one, I think)
of Linux Mint, is apparently, Ubuntu based, is it okay to ask questions
about Linux Mint, on this list?
The second question (assuming, and, hoping that it is okay), is, with
Linux Mint 20.3 (because, from my understanding, especially, from the
article by Liam Proven, recently published on The Register web site,
Linux Mint 21 is at the beta testing stage, and, has, as yet, no known
or expected date of release), can it (relatively easily) be installed on
a computer with MS Windows 11 installed?
My wife, who is a MS .net systems developer, wants a new computer, with
MS Windows 11 Pro installed on it, so she can play with her development
tools, other than on her work computer, and, also wants to try Linux
Mint (and, I am thinking about looking at Linux Mint, to get a current
Linux version that is easy to use, that is not quite like the current
Ubuntu), and, so, I am wondering whether the Linux Mint 20.3 (and 21,
when it is released), can be relatively easily installed, and,
dual/multiple boot (not concurrently, but, being able to choose which to
boot, having both or more OS's installed) on a computer that has MS
Windows 11 pre-installed on it, or, whether we would need separate
computers for running MS Windows 11 and Linux Mint.
I have read an article on the Register, about a "latest Lenovo"
computer, that has some MS plutonium thing, that prevents OS's other
than MS Windows, from being installed, and, I do not know whether MS
Windows 11 prevents other OS's from being installed.
Thank you in anticipation.
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Bret Busby
Armadale
West Australia
(UTC+0800)
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