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Installation looks somewhat more tedious compared with BootCamp. I don't think users will see the benefit of having Linux on their notebooks alongside XP and OS X (Linux has almost no compatability with any software), so this idea will probably be popular only among Linux users.
On that I can certainly agree. I also agree that most people won't see much value in it, but I think a lot of people in what I refer to as the "Slashdot" crowd will probably jump at the chance to try it, just because they can.
Well, there's a lot of open source software that can be built for Linux, 'Doze and OSX, so I suppose there's some synergy there, especially for developers of such software who want to make sure it runs on all three of these platforms. But yeah, I guess that's kind of the /. crowd.
Problems? See this thread at archive.org.
