I have two rather old computers, and one of them has a better hardware setup than the other. I decided to take the box with the better hardware and give it to the kids for their games.
The old kids' box dual booted Vista and Linux Mint
After I completed swapping hard drive around, both computers Windows install freaked out, and refused to boot past the safe mode screen. I was planning on reinstalling windows anyway.
The kids linux side? downloaded a few extra patches, adjusted itself to the new onboard video, and pressed on. The kids were back to playing their favorite linux games like nothing had happened!
Seems that Linux is much more able to handle a sudden change in environment.
The old kids' box dual booted Vista and Linux Mint
After I completed swapping hard drive around, both computers Windows install freaked out, and refused to boot past the safe mode screen. I was planning on reinstalling windows anyway.
The kids linux side? downloaded a few extra patches, adjusted itself to the new onboard video, and pressed on. The kids were back to playing their favorite linux games like nothing had happened!
Seems that Linux is much more able to handle a sudden change in environment.
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