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One-go recipe right here!

After one gets this setup, is there a way to backup that new GRUB setup and instantly restore it - if one of the Windows major updates messes it up in the future?

I have an issue with the Linux Partition. The Linux Partition just doesn't show up in the UEFI

The only way I've been able to even do a regular install of Linux on a modern computer is to turn off secure boot. Windows really wants to inhibit Linux anyway it can

i run on separate drives so windows does not break my grub selector and select linux as first boot drive to grub but soon im getting rid of windows altogether

Dual Booting is pretty good, i have to interrup the boot with f1 to switch to linux that first time, after that it boots into Linux every time. to get back into windows, i just unplug my ext. M.2 and it goes straigt to windows when i turn it on

I had the opposite issue on a Win10 machine. Installed Debian 12, grub worked the first time...after reboots the Win10 option no longer appeared in grub. I had to modify the grub conf to NOT probe (probing was already on) and then modify again to probe. After that it worked. Somehow disabling and then re-enabling the probe other OS feature picked up the Win10.

Try installing Linux first and THEN only the Windows! And another thing: Installing into virtual machine is NEVER the same as installing on the phisical hardware!!

Real "watch it happen" video. Thank you for sharing your expertise.

Great show Gents, thank you.

Majid looks very tired

finally catching up with the show .. love every one of them!! Great show everyone ! .. This has become my favoritve Linux podcast !! Amazing job putting it together Bill!

I came across your channel while searching for Linux podcasts. My initial impression is that one person's microphone is too loud, while the other has a slightly lower volume. I recommend synchronizing everyone's microphone levels by increasing the volume for the quieter one and decreasing it for the louder one.

I pay for TH-cam Premium. I don't see anything wrong with that. TH-cam needs to both pay the creators and keep its servers running. If they cannot make money from the ads, they need to make money some other way. And it really costs me like 3.25 dollars for me and my wife combined.

The thing is that if you are a company that never uses RHEL, bug-per-bug compatibility with RHEL does not matter. If you are customer with the production servers running RHEL, then you care about your development servers being the same. The reason bug-per-bug compatibility does not matter is that you cannot get them fixed anyway. On the other hand, if you use Debian, you can use the exact same version everywhere and then your developments systems will be bug-per-bug compatible with the production systems.