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Dual-booting Linux distros simply means modifying grub. If you control grub out of Fedora, it should find the other distros automatically when you run the grub update, so you don't even need to edit. Grub can boot Windows too, so that shouldn't be a problem.
Distribution: Mint 20, Kali, Peppermint, Ubuntu, MakuluFlash, Fedora 32, Windows 12 Lite, MakuluLinux
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Um. The forum rules say you’re supposed to do that before you post here.
Short answer to you OP is Yes. Knock yourself out.
I went to Tucson once to your prison to visit. I was chased by a sandstorm.
Not a very nice place, nearly got knocked out over the mountains leaving towards LA.
Ended up in this small town with tumbleweeds chasing us. Went to a restaurant especially good
as after eating the lights went out. They could not open the till without electricity so we all had free
meals.
Do you think American tills should have a rule that if the power fails that tills should be fail safe and open?
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