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Casually running 3 operating systems on one PC

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Casually running 3 operating systems on one PC

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3•2 years ago
I’m impressed, just because I’ve never had the need to do this.

So, like Windows, Linux, and macOS? Or 3 different distros?
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  DOS, Amiga, and CP/M

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