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authorHombreLaser <buran@silosneeded.com>2025-11-08 22:57:21 -0600
committerHombreLaser <buran@silosneeded.com>2025-11-08 22:57:21 -0600
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Fix typo in the crt guide
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@@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ RAM, storage and power supply are irrelevant. Buy the cheapest you can get, and
While in this guide I'll assume you're using an exclusive PC for this, you can also use your main one, via dual-booting[^10]. This is specially useful if you'll have
your CRT TV in the same desktop as your main PC, like in those _battlestation_ threads where you can see a tiny CRT TV alongside the monitor. If this is your setup
-(i.e., you'll use the same PC you use for modern gaming, work, etc.), take these into considerations:
+(i.e., you'll use the same PC you use for modern gaming, work, etc.), take these into consideration:
- Use another storage drive for the operating system you'll use to play on your CRT. **Specially** if you're on windows, as every windows update likes to meddle
with your bootloader and render the other operating systems present in different partitions on your drive unbootable. Oh, also, you won't have to bother with