How to setup triple boot with Bazzite, Windows and a regular Linux distro?
I am planning on building a console-sized PC and want to be able to game on it as well as work from it when needed.
In the docs at the dual boot section, it is mentioned that dual boot works best with Windows installed first [1]. Okay, this has been the case with a regular Linux distro as well, no problem here. I can install Windows with a 1 GB EFI partition (UEFI) so I can also install my Linux distro's systemd and other components on it. What about Bazzite? In the docs I see some info about installing other Fedora Atomic Desktop Images on the same drive and having to create a separate EFI partition for each [2], but I would only have 1 Atomic Desktop Image, Bazzite.
Does that mean that if I want to triple boot, I would need an EFI partition for Windows and my Linux distro (like I have now on my laptop) and a separate EFI partition for Bazzite? Or I can somehow have Bazzite related /boot files on the same EFI partition as my other 2 OSes?
In the docs at the dual boot section, it is mentioned that dual boot works best with Windows installed first [1]. Okay, this has been the case with a regular Linux distro as well, no problem here. I can install Windows with a 1 GB EFI partition (UEFI) so I can also install my Linux distro's systemd and other components on it. What about Bazzite? In the docs I see some info about installing other Fedora Atomic Desktop Images on the same drive and having to create a separate EFI partition for each [2], but I would only have 1 Atomic Desktop Image, Bazzite.
Does that mean that if I want to triple boot, I would need an EFI partition for Windows and my Linux distro (like I have now on my laptop) and a separate EFI partition for Bazzite? Or I can somehow have Bazzite related /boot files on the same EFI partition as my other 2 OSes?
Bazzite is a custom image built upon Fedora Atomic Desktops that brings the best of Linux gaming to all of your devices.
Solution
For right now at least, it seems like the Bazzite bootloader needs to be on its own separate efi partition, trying to have it share an efi doesn't play well with the installer.
