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by razelll »I thought about deinstalling windows and to leave only linux but I have a lack of knowledge if it could not make some bigger problems.
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Is the OP some sort of security expert, or developer ? It certainly does not sound like it, and that leads to Why is the OP trying to install Parrot OS ?
The people that love MS windows, and can't live without it , will all ways argue, and insist that you MUST have Ms windows, the excuses usually are that their job requires it, or lack of software and programs for Linux, but what ever, the reality is you do not need it on a computer, and my experience, on my PC's , everything works much better, with less problems without the MS malware ,
but any way, I do agree:
by p.H » Removing Windows will not help either.
I don't think that will change anything, nor has anything to do with it. How ever for somebody that does not have much knowledge in general about installing a OS, trying to set up a multi-boot system, is much more complicated
then if you just install 1 OS on the machine, If I wanted to experiment with this
Parrot OS I would try to find a older PC or Laptop, one that does not have the
UEFI Boot thing, that Microsoft promoted, and now all, or most newer PC's have it, we don't have the choice to not have it.
The good news, older pre-UEFI PC's are not very expensive, they make great toy's , to experiment with various OS's,etc,...There also are ways to disable the UEFI things, but I can not help on that, I have not had to deal with the problem yet.
I don't know about Parrot OS, it seems to me like it would be better for the OP to ask them about this, but I imagine similar to Debian they have installers that can deal with the UEFI problem, the OP can do what they want, but honestly , it seems like they would be better of installing a normal OS, a Linux distro intended for beginners, as well as security experts, or developers, like
MX-17
There are other distros, like Ubuntoo, or Linux Mint, but I really can't recommend them , would not suggest them to my worst enemy,....
The nice thing about it, regardless of the Linux distro, the security tools and packages that are used in Parrot OS, can also be installed ,if one is trying to learn about that,... later when the OP has more "knowledge",maybe they will realize they don't need Windows , nor Parrot OS, or "Kali", but if they want those, they will have the experience and knowledge to be able install and use them, as intended.
Most of the "security experts" and "developers" that I know, are NOT using, MS windows, nor Linux, or Parrot OS, I will leave it to the OP to explore and learn, and when they gain some knowledge they will be able to decide what is the best OS for security and development,...
One last note, maybe the OP should just try the normal, current Debian Stable, same applies, they can install all the security tools ,etc, that Parrot OS uses , later when they have the knowledge and experience.