Other people have had a perfectly fine time not having any sort of EXT4 FSes showing up. Personally I've had Windows randomly picking up EXT4 drives but mark as RO and randomly dissapearing. Be prepared for your Linux partition to act weirdly in the Windows file browser, because it isn't NTFS. Oh and one last thing - Windows can't see EXT4 formatted drives (or partitions) while Linux can see into NTFS. I don't know if you still get GRUB dualboot capabilities if both OSes are on different drives. Just search up Linux AMDGPU or something to find the official PPA and add it via the GUI or the command.įinally, remember to change your boot drive in the BIOS to your Linux LiveUSB and after you install it in your secondary HDD, change the boot drive to that. Most up-to-date drivers are in a PPA somewhere, so look for that. Stuff like that is much easier to get done in the console. Downloading scripts from the Internet usually needs you to chmod it with different permissions. Ubuntu (and its deriatives like Mint) have a easy way of installing packages via the console, its called apt-get. Think of it not like how you think of MSDOS in newer (XP and up) Windows systems, but instead look at it as a faster alternative to GUIs if you know what you're doing.

Take some time to learn Bash! Its really good for normal day to day use and IMO more useful than most GUIs. Take some time on the Internet searching for the Linux filesystem and file structure. A quick tip is to not assume that your C, D, E or whatever drives are present on Linux. Take your time to learn EXT4 which is fundamentally different from NTFS. Might not be brand sparkling new or bleeding edge tech, but it is stable and beginner friendly.

Oh and also AMD GPUs are much better on Linux as well.įor a beginner, check out Mint. What is Cemu Emulator Cemu Emulator is a program specially created to emulate the Nintendo Wii U gaming system on your PC that runs on a Windows operating system (OS). Open source AMDGPU is king in terms of drivers in Linux. One of the top choices for a gaming console emulator is the Cemu Emulator, which you can use to play The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild on your PC. Not too sure about the installing on different drives part, but I'd assume about a 20-50% improvement over W10.

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