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Quick tutorial to dual boot into ElementaryOS from Windows followed by a personal review at the end.
Pursuing my undergraduate degree in Electronics and Telecommunication. With a programming experience of 5 years I have contributed to open source from the very start. I have a keen interest in evolving technology and love to get a hands on experience with them. My main goal is to demystify technology for everyone.
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This tutorial gives you an insight into how I switched from Windows to ElementaryOS.
Ensure you download the .iso file from their website. Scroll down to the download section, if you wish to pay you can pay, else click on custom and enter the amount as 0. Once that is done the download will be initiated.
The same instructions are mentioned on their installation guide over here. Be sure to check the specifications required for the USB flash drive as well as the system.
Once the image file is downloaded Etcher does the magic. The process takes some time so hold tight.
The device used to install Elementary in my case was Dell hence on booting F12 was enough to enter Boot Mode. Once you are in boot mode the USB should be visible in the options on the left (varies per device). Click on it and voila!
NOW THE NEXT TIME YOU POWER ON YOUR DEVICE, IT SHOULD AUTOMATICALLY START EOS!
(Side note - You can eject the USB and remove it now)
So I removed ElementaryOS because it was giving me the following issues -
These issues may seem trivial but it was like a needle that one cannot find in the middle of a very soft and comfortable bed.
Hence ElementaryOS isn't an distro I would recommend for someone who has a laptop.