Can I have both Kali and Ubuntu?

Yes you can run any OS on the same machine. You can use Kali and Ubuntu either by Virtual Box or By dual booting. You can use Virtual Box to use Kali and Ubuntu.

Can I use both Kali Linux and Windows 10?

If you want to run Kali Linux on your system but you already have Windows 10 installed, you have a couple of options. One thing you could do is install Kali Linux in a virtual machine, as we’ve shown in our tutorials for installing Kali in VMware and installing Kali in VirtualBox.

Can WSL replace dual boot?

Dual Booting means installing multiple operating systems on a single computer, and being able to choose which one to boot. This means that you CANNOT run both the OS at the same time. But if you use WSL, you can use both the OS simultaneously without the need to switch the OS.

Can we have multiple WSL?

There are lots of cases that we need a different instance of Ubuntu with the different configuration on WSL, but by default, we could install one instance of each Linux Distribution on WSL via Microsoft store.

Is it safe to dual boot Kali?

Dual Booting Is Safe, But Massively Reduces Disk Space Your computer won’t self-destruct, the CPU won’t melt, and the DVD drive won’t start flinging discs across the room. However, it does have one key shortcoming: your disk space will be markedly reduced.

How do you have both WSL 1 and 2?

Set Linux Distro Version to WSL 1 or WSL 2 for new instances

1. Open PowerShell as Administrator.
2. To set WSL 2 as your default version for new instances, type and run: wsl –set-default-version 2 .
3. To set WSL 1 as your default version for new instances, type and run: wsl –set-default-version 1 .
4. You are done.

How install multiple Linux distros on WSL?

Step-by-Step Instructions

1. Reset Linux Distro on WSL. The first step is to create a baseline of your Linux distro/version.
2. Export Linux Distro on WSL. The second step is to create an export image of your Linux Distro.
3. Install New Instance of Same Linux Distro on WSL.
4. Configure your new Linux Environment.