It certainly won't get easier to install a Linux dual-boot. It is already difficult enough as it is:
* Windows PCs without installation medium
* Windows installation with a full partitition table (four primary partitions)
* (intentionally?) corrupted partition tables
I.e. installing GNU/Linux requires you to resize partitions with a potentially corrupted NTFS file system and/or delete backup partitions. Alternatively the user uses a Windows image file as Linux file system (Wubi) which is slower and a more fragile solution.
* Windows PCs without installation medium
* Windows installation with a full partitition table (four primary partitions)
* (intentionally?) corrupted partition tables
I.e. installing GNU/Linux requires you to resize partitions with a potentially corrupted NTFS file system and/or delete backup partitions. Alternatively the user uses a Windows image file as Linux file system (Wubi) which is slower and a more fragile solution.