What keeps you dual booting?

[SasinAndrey]

I use dual booting for work. I .net developer and can't work on linux. But a lot of other work I prefer doing on linux. And for games.

 

[Kylbit]

I keep windows around for gaming and GoPro edit software.

 

[applegloss]

Games and some really easy to find softwares.

Oh and I write cross platform software sometimes and they need testing on Windows too.

 

[rom1nux]

Hello,
Because :
- Building Android on Virtual machine is an heresy, you need full RAM and CPU
- You could not start Android emulator on VirtualBox, so a raw Linux is sometime better.
- Wine not handle all application

 

[Ed Briggs]

I use dual booting for work. I .net developer and can't work on linux. But a lot of other work I prefer doing on linux. And for games.

.NET was just open sourced and will be available on linux soon from what I've heard.

I keep windows around for 1 game I rarely play, and for the Nexus Root and Toolkit. Other than that, I'm on linux 99.99999999999999% of the time. Been using it for 10 yrs now.

 

[Dngrsone]

I keep Windows around so I can download my ebooks from Amazon (yes, evil,I know, but very convenient) and strip the DRM from them for conversion to be used in a better reader.

Also, downloading music from the aforementioned internet warehouse.


... So, I boot Windows maybe once a month for an hour.

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