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"content": "I'm so happy. When I introduced my wife to Linux Mint a couple weeks ago I thought she might take a good look at it and then keep using Windows. Which would've been fine.\n\nBut to my surprise, she's actually giving it a fair change to use it daily! I created a little penguin icon on her Windows desktop labelled \"Reboot to Linux\", using a handy tool called Bootnext¹. This way, she doesn't have to mess with boot managers.\n\nThere has been surprinsingly little issues. If you're curios, I will list them briefly in the next post.\n\n¹https://github.com/TensorWorks/bootnext\n\n#Linux #Mint #LinuxMint #Windows #DualBoot #EFI #Bootnext",
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