Dual boot - Windows + Ubuntu

>>56580223
>Question: could my files be shared between the two?
Yes, file sharing is very easy actually.

>>56580223
no

>>56580223
yes

>>56580223
Maybe

>>56580223
I don't know

>>56580223
You'll need install drivers to be able to access NTFS from Ubuntu (but they may come preinstalled). You'll also want an ext4 driver for Windows in case you save something in Ubuntu that you want to access in windows.
I guess you could use only NTFS, even for installing Ubuntu, but that would be heretic

>>56580676
>I guess you could use only NTFS, even for installing Ubuntu, but that would be heretic

DISGUSTING

>>56580680
I wouldn't do it either, I was just saying.

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>>56580676
Ignoring the heresy issue, would that be a problem in any other way for Ubuntu or Windows? I'm really interested.
I will say that the best option for me would be the ability to open the same files/folders with any OS like they were made with it.

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>>56580223
Just remember to install rEFInd for the startup menu if you are going to use EFI partitions

it looks great desu senpai

I am dual booter. tried the new MATE beta 16.10 and it didnt work so well. all is fine grub wise. but I got a lot of ubuntu errors and then the panel vanished. I am guessing I should have gone with LTS version eh? or just xubuntu. MATE is tough for me do to the menu crap. Can you get rid of it

Oh and to answer question OP

yes

But Windows wont recogonize your linux filesystem so keep all your shit on windows