The central idea in both cases has to do with creating a new partition and installing the other OS on that specific partition. You can do the same with your Mac just by using the instructions below. This is why I decided to install both of them and simply choose which one is best for the tasks I have to do at that given time. Sometimes they do, but they simply don’t work that well. I often find myself in situations where certain apps won’t work on Linux as well as they do on Windows or the other way around. This way, you will be able to switch between operating systems depending on your needs at the moment. You will not only be able to use the Mac OS X, but also install Windows 8 on another partition.
One of the greatest things about owning a Macbook is that you’ll get the best of all worlds.
