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When I get the money I intend to put a new drive into my computer for the purpose of installing Linux. I'm probably going to use Mint or Fedora

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

Mint is more Windowish and makes the transition easier. That's the one I first used when I went Linux and switched to Ubuntu a year or so ago. You don't really need a new drive to try out Linux, just an ~8gb USB drive and you are good to go.

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I'll probably have to do that then

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Highly recommend. You can do it that way and leave your W OS intact on that rig even. USB inserted on boot = Linux. Out = W.