[stateyournam3]

I'm using Windows 10 mainly but I can dual boot into Kali which I end up doing quite often. I've also got Virtual Machines of both.

[mothered]

I'm using Windows 10 mainly but I can dual boot into Kali which I end up doing quite often. I've also got Virtual Machines of both.

Interesting.

How much Ram are you running on the host to accommodate the VMs?

[topgun1964]

i am using windows 10 more security

[mothered]

i am using windows 10 more security

Have you tried Windows 11, or thinking of upgrading?

[yorinobu]

I am surprised by the number of Windows users in this thread :p

Not judging just surprised. I change distros like I change socks. Currently running KDE Neon with MintXFCE in a VM for the fun stuff.

Side note. If anyone needs and Linux support please feel free to contact me.

[topgun1964]

windows 10 more security suystem

[mothered]

I am surprised by the number of Windows users in this thread :p

Not judging just surprised. I change distros like I change socks. Currently running KDE Neon with MintXFCE in a VM for the fun stuff.

There certainly Is a lot of Windows-based users on this board.

I'm also running a VM, with a combination of Windows and Linux OSes. In terms of Ram, my laptop has no Issues accommodating simultaneous active VMs (none running at the moment):

Spoiler:

I'll be adding one more stick of 16 GB this week.

Side note. If anyone needs and Linux support please feel free to contact me.

That's very nice of you.

[robertreynolds]

why not just windows 11?
easier driver in windows 11
you just have to update and the driver is installed automatically

[Haustejj]

Windows 11. Like it so far.

[carout55]

I recommend Whonix or Tails