Hello everyone,
I have to install latest fedora version on my pc. I have already installed Windows 10, Ubuntu 22.04, Manjaro, Garuda (Dragonized edition).
Currently my pc is using Manjaro bootloader. I need a way to install fedora also in my PC so that all OS can be bootable.
Is there any way i can install the Fedora OS in my PC?
I would strongly recommend that one consider using a VM when running that many linux distros. There is a potential that an update on one may disrupt grub booting to another.
In fedora one would use qemu/kvm with libvirt to run the machines or one may install VirtualBox on almost any OS and run the VM from there. The VM would be totally independent of other VMs and would not affect booting of any.
Yes, there seems to be something to it. I invested a lot of time and installed Fedora in addition to Windows and Manjaro, all in dual boot. After Fedora was installed, I could no longer start Manjaro (only Win and Fedora) because it was neither offered in grub nor in the BIOS when the computer booted up. So I installed Manjaro again, but then exactly the other way round: no trace of Fedora, although the partitions are of course still there.
Hello @computersavvy do I understand you correctly: Better not dualboot but in VM? Since I don’t understand anything about VM yet, can you please send me a few links so that I can read up on it?
Added dual-boot
Although none of those are brand new the content still applies.
I definitely recommend to install virt-manger so you have a gui front end to create and manage the VMs.