training/tutorial-installing-ubuntu-multi-boot-on-your-windows-computer.md

+# Tutorial: Installing Ubuntu multi-boot on your computer
+
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+
+# Why Ubuntu?
+
+See: [Explanation: What are Ubuntu, Linux, and ROS?](/training/explanation-what-are-ubuntu-linux-and-ros)
+
+# Why Dual Boot?
+
+Dual booting is the process of modifying your hard drive so that multiple
+operating systems can be run on the same machine. We opted for this method
+of installing Ubuntu so that you can still use your old operating system for
+everyday tasks while having the ability to use Ubuntu for club activities.
+
+## Why not Virtual Machines?
+
+If you are aware of what a virtual machine (VM) is, this is a reasonable
+question. After all, VMs tend to be much easier to set up than a dual boot,
+and your data is more likely to be protected in a VM setup compared to a
+dual boot setup. After two-plus years of working with VMs, we decided that
+too many GPU, peripheral device, and networking problems made VMs much more
+of a hinderance than a native "bare-metal" Linux installation. Obviously since
+we do not expect you to uproot your operating system choice and completely
+switch over to Linux, we decided to officially support a dual boot solution.
+If you are really comfortable with VMs, then you are welcome to go ahead and
+set one up, although we will not be able to help you with VM-related problems
+throughout the year (with some exceptions).
+
+# Preparing your Current Setup for Ubuntu
+
+## Windows 10/11
+
+## macOS
+
+*BE SURE THAT YOU HAVE BACKED UP ANY IMPORTANT DATA BEFORE PROCEEDING*
+
+This is some text
+
+## Linux
+