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> No particular OS... AFAIK, you can do this with all common OSes. For
> example, just create a few partitions and install Windows or Linux several
> times, one installation per partition. A boot menu allows you to choose
> which one you want to boot to. 
how does doing this achive anything security wise? in a dual boot setup both OS installs (whether the same os or different ones) have complete access to mess with each others drives.
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