I am using it in a VM player right now since it's one of my college courses

For some years I have been using only Linux, and really like it. Arch for work laptop, Arch/Ubuntu for desktop.
Well...maybe not only Linux....I still have XP on VM

Installed one of the lightest Linux Distros, forgot its name on my OLD computer. This thing was a dustblower. It helped a lot with just web browsing. 10/10

I do, I run a Windows 7 Ultimate/Kali Linux 2016.1 dual boot, I did like the grub manager but I replaced it as it was kind of annoying to boot up and leave the room for a sec and then come back and it be in Linux and the boot order being stuck like that, so I swapped to EasyBCD and it works pretty great, so yea you aren't alone lol

ExcHD wrote Installed one of the lightest Linux Distros, forgot its name on my OLD computer. This thing was a dustblower. It helped a lot with just web browsing. 10/10

Probably puppy linux

Azuurn wrote I do, I run a Windows 7 Ultimate/Kali Linux 2016.1 dual boot, I did like the grub manager but I replaced it as it was kind of annoying to boot up and leave the room for a sec and then come back and it be in Linux and the boot order being stuck like that, so I swapped to EasyBCD and it works pretty great, so yea you aren't alone lol

I personally use BURG its a really nice bootloader with lots of customization.

Potion wrote

Azuurn wrote I do, I run a Windows 7 Ultimate/Kali Linux 2016.1 dual boot, I did like the grub manager but I replaced it as it was kind of annoying to boot up and leave the room for a sec and then come back and it be in Linux and the boot order being stuck like that, so I swapped to EasyBCD and it works pretty great, so yea you aren't alone lol

I personally use BURG its a really nice bootloader with lots of customization.

I like the simplicity of EasyBCD because I can set it to use the Windows bootloader set direct to the two partitions so if I click linux, it doesn't boot into grub and make me do it again, it just goes right to Linux itself because I took out grub completely lol

I enjoy dabbling here and there in Linux, and I'm contracted a lot for personal security like my neighbor who wanted me to stop others from stealing his Wi-Fi, I had to show him how easy it was, especially with him using WEP lmao, but I fixed his setup and he was happy, so I stay in the white hat area with Kali because I don't need any trouble with authorities or anything lol

I have a Windows OS on my HDD and Linux stored on a USB. I mostly use Linux though.