WeebLife

Dang, I was unsure if Linux would mess up my windows drive, that's why I took it out. But I guess I was wrong. So, if I'm installing Linux on a separate drive, during installation do I need to select (install along side windows) or is that only if it's on the same drive as windows?

All the tutorials say to remove every drive but the one you are installing on, it's better to be safe, or so I thought..

And I didn't know about OS prober. I figured that if the OS's are on seperate drives I could just enter bios each time and select the drive I want to boot to.

Yes, I physically removed my windows drive from the PC.

I recently tried out my desktop PC for gaming with mint. I removed my windows drive from the PC, installed mint on a seperate drive, tried out several games, shut PC down, put windows drive back in PC, windows won't boot.. Had to nuke both drives and reinstall windows...

It's a little different tho if you already purchased said games that don't run well or run at all on Linux.. Especially, if you have some games that you and your friends play together. "Oh sorry guys I can't play these games with you anymore, I'm on Linux now.."

1/4 teaspoon ground tumeric 1/4 teaspoon Cinnamon 1/8 teaspoon ground ginger 1 tablespoon coco Thoroughly mix with ground coffee Brew in French press You're welcome.

Why don't you just use freetube? Also, check out grayjay.

Linux mint

I do plan on travelingore in the future. So I might as well get a good quality one.

Thanks for the response, I will just buy a universal adapter and call it good!