Yes m654321.
You can install two or more Linux distros to the same computer and usually you just install the
first one (leaving space for the other installation).
And when you install the second distro, it USUALLY recognizes automatically the first one and
modifies the boot loader so that you can choose between the two.
However, for whatever reason it won't go that easy, I would not spend time finding out where the bug
happens to hide this time. You can spend anything from 1 day to 1 year finding it out but please take
my advice, install just one distro if it works - you don't actually need two
You can install two or more Linux distros to the same computer and usually you just install the
first one (leaving space for the other installation).
And when you install the second distro, it USUALLY recognizes automatically the first one and
modifies the boot loader so that you can choose between the two.
However, for whatever reason it won't go that easy, I would not spend time finding out where the bug
happens to hide this time. You can spend anything from 1 day to 1 year finding it out but please take
my advice, install just one distro if it works - you don't actually need two