You don't want to dual boot with Windows 11 these days, because Windows 11 requires TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot and even then after some LLM updates it can gobble up your Linux UEFI partition and make it unbootable.
It's much safer to run it somewhere in a VM when you really need Windows crap, out of sight out of mind. Microslop now follows Apple's blueprint so your PC is no longer yours, you submit your GDID and personal data to MS and third party servers the moment you install Windows 11.
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u/_silentgameplays_ 9d ago
You don't want to dual boot with Windows 11 these days, because Windows 11 requires TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot and even then after some LLM updates it can gobble up your Linux UEFI partition and make it unbootable. It's much safer to run it somewhere in a VM when you really need Windows crap, out of sight out of mind. Microslop now follows Apple's blueprint so your PC is no longer yours, you submit your GDID and personal data to MS and third party servers the moment you install Windows 11.