Is there any benefit to keeping Linux and Windows partitions

Less disks to deal with

>>52445700
If one disk dies you still have the other.

>>52445700
ntldr and grub don't get along

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>>52445723

It creates a physical barrier that blocks the Windows botnet from infecting your Linux installation.

>>52445744
Oh, I just realized I answered the opposite question

The answer is literally everything else

>>52445700
Windows can only install to the first partition of the first disk.
Linux can install anywhere.
So let windows rot in its own little hole while it slows down over time from sata controller interrupt counting and have a nice physically portable Linux disk to move around between desktops and laptops

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>>52445849
>Windows can only install to the first partition of the first disk.
???

>>52445700
Get rid of Windows and enjoy all that extra storage. Learn Linux and leave all that sleazy Windows shit behind.

>>52445900
Okay my mistake. It's been a few years since I wasted space on an install and it always bitches when I try to put it somewhere else