The default actually works pretty well these days.

Messing with the EFI partition, for instance by attempting to have two of those on separate disks, will probably cause you more pain than Windows will. As far as I understand, only one EFI partition can be configured in BIOS as the boot partition, so you will have to change the configuration in BIOS whenever you want to boot to the other OS.

Windows does have a history of changing the default EFI bootloader once in a while; however your chosen bootloader is still there, just not marked as the default anymore. A Windows app like EasyUEFI will let you change the default back.

She’s pretty and deserves neck scritches. :) Also needs to see a farrier.

Windows 98 really sucked and running Unix at home became an option.

Pern!

Although the person who picked the Culture is absolutely on to something.

Basic Ikea office chair plus ergonomic butt cushion. No need to spend a ton of money.

Could we, like, leave the clickbait headlines to reddit? Thanks. The queer.af admins just decided – wisely – not to renew the domain considering who the fee would go to.

Looks like an encoding problem, not a font problem. Make sure your terminal is configured to use the UTF-8 encoding.

Thank you. Excellent observation It is, in fact, the very fact that makes the comment you are responding to funny.

If you’re using UEFI there is nothing to reinstall. The installed bootloaders are still there in the UEFI partition, Windows just changed which one is set as the default. There are tools you can use, such as EasyUEFI (if I remember correctly), to revert the default to Grub or refind or systemd-boot, whichever you’re using.

“Read the fucking room Mal” deserves to become a thing.