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2) Currently Q4OS occupies the entire Hard Drive, I have tried to resize it with "GParted" to create space for Windows 10, but I cannot.
Do I have to unmount the Q4OS partition? Can the data be lost? Someone with experience and who can guide me?
2) Actualmente Q4OS ocupa todo el Disco Duro, he tratado de redimensionar con "GParted" para crear espacio para el Windows 10, pero no lo consigo.
He de desmontar la particin de Q4OS?Se pueden perder los datos?Alguien con experiencia y que me puede orientar?
@perpou,
Welcome to Q4OS.
I can probably provide you with answer to your question number 2. Yes, it is possible to resize your Q4OS partition using Gparted, however you have to do it form a live CD or USB stick image not form installed Q4OS. You should bear in mind that there is always the possibility of losing data when you do that.
Also, if you install Windows after installing any linux distribution, you will lose the option of booting into Q4OS as Windows operating system will over write the GRUB and consequently your boot menu. So, I recommend you set up your partitions using Gpartd from a live CD/USB, install Windows first if you must, then install Q4OS.
Thank you very much for your answer.
This is the reason why I was looking for an application that would allow me to save the drivers used in the current Q4OS installation, since it cost me a lot to find a pair (one of the Wifi, and the other I don't remember).
If you resize your partition and leave free space on your hdd it is possible to install Win10 and tell it to only use the space you want, then when you install windows it will not remove Q4OS but will happily co-reside with it. There is one hurdle you would need to cross and that is to get grub re-installed in order to boot both systems, this can be done using a Live-Cd and "chroot" into the Q4OS installation and re-install grub. I have done this a couple of times with success.
Bear in mind that Windows 10 will run like a lame dog on a single core system and I would not even attempt it, but you might have other requirements that mean you have to install it, I wish you every success and would love to hear if you get it all up and running ok.
Switching to Linux makes sense if all equipment has drivers for Linux and you do not depend on specific software that exists only for Windows and does not work in Wine. For example, I cannot fully switch to Linux, since I use the music program Ableton Live, which is not consistently emulated in Linux, I am very dependent on this software. As for the games, from my steam library, a lot of games work natively in Linux, the rest also work well, but through proton, only a few minor games refused to launch at all.
From personal experience I can say that the older the equipment, the fewer problems there are with Linux. Every time I buy a new windows laptop, I have problems installing my favorite distribution, Linux Mint. The problem has always been that this distribution does not use the latest versions of the kernel. Because of this, Linux on the new laptop either did not work at all or worked without support for many devices. Perhaps other distributions avoid these problems and use new kernels, but life is too short for me to spend many years studying each of the existing distributions.
I can recommend that you install Linux next to Windows and when you start your computer, choose which operating system to boot into. When you realize that you no longer need Windows, you can easily get rid of it.
But aside from the obvious advantages of Linux, it would not be fair to remain silent about the disadvantages. Installing applications in Linux is fundamentally different from installing applications in Windows. If the application is not in the repository of your distribution, you will have to manually connect new repositories, and this is sometimes dangerous, since they may contain versions of packages that can harm your distribution. I killed my system several times by connecting a repository with newer versions of drivers for the video card. If in Windows you can boot into safe mode and remove the driver, then in Linux the graphical environment most likely will not load and in front of your monitor you will see a black screen and a text interface from the times of MS-DOS.
So far I have only managed to work with distributions based on Debian (Ubuntu, Linux Mint, and Debian itself). Of all these distributions, I liked Linux Mint. I do not deny the fact that there are still many worthy distributions, but I have not used them and cannot advise them, it would be wrong on my part to advise something that I have no experience with.
When it comes to other software, I have not experienced the problems that others mentioned above, of breaking the system when adding third-party repositories - but honestly I do very little of that. These days, most software that is not supported in the built-in Debian/Ubuntu repositories is made available in a self-contained AppImage. Often the built-in repository has a somewhat earlier version (e.g., of Shotcut), but the latest version is available via AppImage. For someone who is not comfortable with a little bit of tech work, this may not be a good option - sometimes one needs to update the permissions on the file to make it executable, for example, and I put AppImage executables into my dock structure manually - not sure if there is a way to make them show up in a menu automatically.
Of course, there are two ways to ease the transition / test for compatibility issues. One is to try Linux via a live-USB - basically, you burn a bootable USB stick, and boot from it; you get the option either to try Linux or to install it. Very important: be aware that the live-USB version is going to be way, way slower than the installed version will be, so the goal here is not to judge performance, but rather to see if all of the peripherals work (wifi, etc.).
Speaking of advice, Linux Mint 22 and onward will use a new kernel series with each release instead of holding the kernel version steady for two years. So, that could help with hardware compatibility on newer laptops. This was announced in their April 1 blog entry.
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