In this video, you will see how to install 2 Linux operating systems and dual-boot between them. I’m using EndeavourOS and elementary OS. Please note while this video does a lot of handholding, this may not be for absolute beginners but if you are familiar with the terms BIOS, boot, flash, ISO, distro, then you’ll be right at home.
elementary OS is a Linux distribution based on Ubuntu and EndeavourOS is based on Arch Linux. The goal of this video is to show how easy-ish it is to customize the installation of Linux operating systems especially if you have a spare boot drive you can use for this. If not, virtual machines will do but they usually do not provide a smooth experience where we end up getting disappointed by the sluggishness of these installations after testing them for a while. I let EndeavourOS use the systemd-boot bootloader while elementary OS uses GRUB so this probably led to each of them having their separate entries in the BIOS instead of a single one.
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== 🖥️SPECIFICATIONS ==
EndeavourOS: Gemini 2024.04.20
elementary OS: 7.1 stable 20230926rc
Motherboard: ASUS H610M-D D4
Storage/Boot Device: Intel 128 GB SSD (SSDSCKKF128G8)
Memory: 32 GB DDR4
Capture Card: Elgato HD60 S+
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== 📃SECTIONS ==
00:00 – intro
00:55 – overview: EndeavourOS
01:06 – EndeavourOS: change display resolution
02:18 – EndeavourOS: start menu, browser, terminal, system tray
03:52 – EndeavourOS: reboot into elementary OS
04:51 – overview: elementary OS
04:58 – elementary OS: change display resolution
05:53 – elementary OS: file explorer, shortcut window, start menu, terminal, browser, window switching
07:52 – EndeavourOS: create live USB
10:05 – rebooting into EndeavourOS live USB
11:56 – EndeavourOS: live USB booted
12:32 – EndeavourOS: start installation
13:18 – EndeavourOS: choices of desktop environments, packages, bootloader
14:03 – EndeavourOS: partitioning
20:05 – EndeavourOS: installation process, reboot into installed OS
21:37 – elementary OS: create live USB
23:04 – EndeavourOS: install Docker
27:09 – EndeavourOS: install VS Code
28:57 – EndeavourOS: install Python app
31:34 – reboot into elementary OS live USB
32:50 – elementary OS: booted into live USB, installation
33:02 – elementary OS: partitioning
33:55 – elementary OS: reboot into installed OS
35:40 – elementary OS: install git
36:05 – elementary OS: install Docker
42:36 – elementary OS: install VS Code
44:12 – elementary OS: reboot to try dual-booted OS
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