Hi, Henry! Just try and decide for yourself - it's right way. You could dual boot for best performance, because VM might be slower. My IMHO is Manjaro KDE. I have good experience with it
Thanks for your input, any tutorials you would recommend to use VM to run Linux?
You can watch this video youtube.com/watch?v=P62eAZQyjTc
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Hi, Henry! Just try and decide for yourself - it's right way.
You could dual boot for best performance, because VM might be slower.
My IMHO is Manjaro KDE. I have good experience with it
Thanks for your input, any tutorials you would recommend to use VM to run Linux?
You can watch this video
youtube.com/watch?v=P62eAZQyjTc