When you install Linux after Windows, the Linux installer knows how to deal with Windows, resize its partition, and set up a boot loader with an option allowing you to choose Windows at boot time.

For shared data, NTFS is recommended as both systems can access it reliably. Install Windows first, followed by Linux. Windows' bootloader doesn't play nicely with others, whereas Linux's GRUB ...

Freeing the way for independent Linux ... bootloader, as did other developers from the Linux Foundation, Red Hat, and Canonical. UEFI has proved to be a challenge to implement even for Microsoft ...

We just talked about how the Windows bootloader won’t list your Linux partition, but even if you set GRUB as your preferred bootloader, Windows might still prevent you from accessing Linux.

when I did it the Linux bootloader picked up the new Windows install and seamlessly added it to boot options. I gather it's rather more complex in the other order. In my case, I needed the two to ...

Sharper-eyed attendees also noticed a promise for future Linux support. We downloaded the Edge beta on a Windows Server 2012 R2 VM and took it for a quick spin. So far, it looks very much like ...

"It is being documented in the Security Update Guide to announce that the latest builds of Windows are no longer vulnerable to this security feature bypass using the Linux GRUB2 boot loader.

We've walked through how to triple-boot your Mac with Windows and Linux, but if you're using a shiny new Hackintosh, the process is a bit more complicated. Here's how to get all three operating ...

Edge for Linux is now generally available. The first production version is Edge 95. Microsoft Edge for Linux is now ready for production use, as the company has today made the browser generally ...