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Reccommending a Linux distro for a friend
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My instinct would be yes, and this was the recommendation I found while researching it before implementation. Windows is less likely to screw with another drive than it is the partitions on it's own drive. That said, it's a best guess and you never know what Microsoft vibe coders will break next! But I have found it stable.