story645 said:Find out what your department uses and go from there?
You shouldn't use XP 'cause it's unsupported and ubuntu is a good way to learn other operating systems, but at least at my school the EE department mostly uses XP and I'm stuck encouraging ubuntu for robotics projects.
zpconn said:Why not dual boot?
Or use a vm since you've got enough gigs for it. Use the OS you want to stick with as the host and throw the experimental os on the vm.SuperMiguel said:i guess i could do that
story645 said:Or use a vm since you've got enough gigs for it.
SuperMiguel said:whats a better host for vms ubuntu or windows??
story645 said:*shrugs* Depends on what you want to do. If you game a lot, you may want windows to be the host system 'cause I've heard of some issues with mouse response times in vms. I've also heard of some issues with hardware interfacing issues with vms, so you may just want to make the host system whichever one you expect to use more with hardware.
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