KayeNg
April 11th, 2016, 12:37 PM
Hi guys. I don't know if this is the right forum to post this. I just want to show anyone who might be interested that Windows CAN be installed on the last (right-most) partition in a dual-boot system.
I've done this setup on three desktop computers already.
This is what it looks like in Gparted:
[ | data (ntfs) | Lubuntu | swap | ] [ Freedos ] [ Windows 7 ]
data, lubuntu, and swap is inside an extended partition, while freedos and windows 7 are installed in two separate primary partitions.
Good day.
By the way, can I post my own contribution to this community? I want to post something like a list of all the things that I do to make a fresh Lubuntu installation "complete", from installing pulseaudio volume control to uninstalling or replacing several built-in applications. Or has someone done that already?
I've done this setup on three desktop computers already.
This is what it looks like in Gparted:
[ | data (ntfs) | Lubuntu | swap | ] [ Freedos ] [ Windows 7 ]
data, lubuntu, and swap is inside an extended partition, while freedos and windows 7 are installed in two separate primary partitions.
Good day.
By the way, can I post my own contribution to this community? I want to post something like a list of all the things that I do to make a fresh Lubuntu installation "complete", from installing pulseaudio volume control to uninstalling or replacing several built-in applications. Or has someone done that already?