Dual boot Ubuntu with Windows on separate or same drive?
by dochi from LinuxQuestions.org on (#6KW76)
I'm a beginner and have a little experience with linux command and terminal on google colab. I'm planning to dual boot Ubuntu with windows 10 on my 500GB ssd. I plan to do most of my ml/al using python, docker, writing latex on linux and gaming on windows. I won't do some heavy ml/ai training, just write and check python code then do the rest on kaggle/colab.
My hardware: intel i5-12400f, 16GB ram, gtx 1650, 1 500GB ssd, 1 1TB hdd (currently storing some game, homework, latex file).
- Should I buy another ssd or just dual boot in the current ssd? The current one that Windows sit on is 327 GB free.
- Can Ubuntu pick up my hdd to store large dataset, docker container (I have been using a 30gb google colab container for ml/ai)?
- What about nvidia driver to test code with gpu? I heard it's kinda tricky to install nvidia driver on linux, correct me if I'm wrong.
Although I'm plan to use Ubuntu, but I'm open to suggestion. Thanks for helping me
My hardware: intel i5-12400f, 16GB ram, gtx 1650, 1 500GB ssd, 1 1TB hdd (currently storing some game, homework, latex file).
- Should I buy another ssd or just dual boot in the current ssd? The current one that Windows sit on is 327 GB free.
- Can Ubuntu pick up my hdd to store large dataset, docker container (I have been using a 30gb google colab container for ml/ai)?
- What about nvidia driver to test code with gpu? I heard it's kinda tricky to install nvidia driver on linux, correct me if I'm wrong.
Although I'm plan to use Ubuntu, but I'm open to suggestion. Thanks for helping me