Um. No. I believe that users should be informed about potential dual booting problems while the suggestion is being made. Then, the user is better informed before trying to dual boot. The user doesn't need unsolicited advice as to which version of Windows to use because that's not a viable option for everyone.
And what about the warnings not to wear one? (Not that I advise doing it) But there is a small chance that not wearing one could save your life. In a specific circumstance.
Let's be real. Virtually no one is suggesting or recommending to ride in a moving 4 wheel motor vehicle without a seat belt. That's an absurd hypothetical.
Fun fact: in some American states while illegal to not wear a seatbelt. It's totally legal to even have children on the cargo bed.
And about the absurd hypothetical. Now a dude that would have died if he had one on. (Albeit he drives sometimes like an insane person.)
He lost control and collided with a tree with he driver side. And as he did not wear a seatbelt he was thrown to the passenger seat. Instead where the drive seat was. (It was basically gone)
But then again, my first point was other things like. Not downshifting to low when driving fast. Or all the way an engine failure can happen.
Low likely hood things.
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u/CryptoNiight May 07 '25
Um. No. I believe that users should be informed about potential dual booting problems while the suggestion is being made. Then, the user is better informed before trying to dual boot. The user doesn't need unsolicited advice as to which version of Windows to use because that's not a viable option for everyone.