So you want to try Linux but still want to keep your existing Windows setup. Well these days you have two options on how to do that. One such way is to install Linux into a virtual machine running on Windows. The other and simpler option is to install dual boot.
Here’s some info on Getting Started with Linux using the easier dual boot alternative.
I have been programming computers since the late 1970s, performing a wide variety of different computer programming jobs, and using a large range of different languages - mostly writing accounting and financial systems for mainframe computers. Since the market for mainframe computer skills moved offshore I have been writing about computers, teaching computer courses in the classroom, and also doing accounting work.
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