Can Linux and Windows be installed on the same machine?

Of course. You can because Linux uses partition format, which is Ext2 and Swap, which is completely different from WindowsXP. So you can pre-arrange partitions and spaces or install them directly from a virtual machine.

Absolutely.

Two things that have nothing to do with each other.

We learn two at the same time, and computers are both systems. Feel relieved.

Yes, but you need to install Windows first

Because his boot machine is relatively capable.

Surely you can sprinkle.

It's normal to have two operating systems installed.

However, the reaction speed of the machine is a bit slow.

Yes, but pay attention to the partitions. If you don't score well, you won't be able to find the plate. It's best to install windows first and then linux...

It is possible to distinguish between zones and drive letters.

Of course, the prerequisite is that you have a computer and are willing to do so.

I guess you better not pretend to be together, so there will be an inexplicable conflict. If you want to experience both at the same time, I suggest you install the other one in the "virtual machine", in that case, not to mention the two, even if you build a small local area network, you can simulate it, you don't want to try it, it's very cool.

Yes! You can install XP first and then Linux2003, but it's a bit of a hassle! Just pay attention to the partitions.

OK. But not in one dish at the same time.

There will always be problems after a long time!

1. Linux system can be installed with Windows.

2. There are many ways to install dual systems, you can install windows first and then linux, or you can install linux first and then windows.

3. The difference between the two is that Windows does not recognize the linux file system, in other words, it is not the case, the pants shout to install linux first in the installation of windows, windows will delete the linux boot item, resulting in only one boot item can not enter linux, at this time, you need a boot item, add linux to the boot item. Commonly used software includes Easy BSD, Xian Chun Lu Chameleon, etc.