machine, and my wife is satisfied with its performance, especially the security aspects. Yes, I have permission to do this before I started. Smart thing. Smart man. I was just hoping to dual boot so she could have options. Next, my son's Acer E5-575 is suffering terribly from Windows 10 bloatware, so I tried dual booting his machine with Ubuntu MATE, ended up with the same problem with not getting the grub to come up on startup. Partitions were 30 gigabytes, the EXT4 home was 110 gigabytes with XXT4, and a generic storage of 200 gigabytes of NTFS and swap 8 gigabytes. I don't know what his needs are going to be with respect to schools, so I hate just to disremove Windows, but he's eager to start learning and using Linux, and I don't want to miss a great opportunity why he's willing to learn something new. Also, as all Linux users know, all real engineering is performed on Linux Unix machines. I didn't know if I'm constantly doing something wrong or I just happen to be buying too cheap (28/43)
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