Planned Obsolescence? I’ll Do It on My Own Terms!
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So a while back I successfully triple-booted Arch Linux, macOS Sonoma, and Windows 11 on a single, 480GB SSD. A lot of people asked how I achieved this and that so I decided to make this somewhat thorough guide on how to do it. Before getting started, I assume you are familiar with how basic stuff like torrents work and are not uncomfortable with the terminal interface since we are going to tinker with it a lot in this guide.
Create a folder on your spare computer, for this guide lets call it tripleboot everything we will do on our spare computer throughout this guide will happen here.
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Note that I am using a MacBook Air M2 in this guide, if you are using Windows some/most UNIX terminal commands wont work. I suggest installing something like Busybox, I haven't tested it though so I won't guarantee everything will work exactly as expected.
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