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For those curious as to what PrimeOS is.
Summary/review
https://quickfever.com/primeos-android-home-for-desktops/
PrimeOS is a complete Android operating system powered by the Androidx86 project. Which means you can use all the Android Apps on your computer. Play games such as PUBG, Fortnite and Candy Crush! No? Cool. People are interested in any Android operating system more than ever we have seen, remix OS was the high-tech effort but failed.
Talking about PrimeOS, it’s a brand new operating system configured to play battle royale games out of the box. For comparison it stays within the stock Android interface which is good, you don’t want a bloated operating system likes of OpenThos. PrimeOS
And it does seem it can be ran in a live mode from a USB flash for testing.
Project Home page.
It won't offer a choice on a normal boot-up unless you are using two separate hard drives; this is where a boot manager comes into play. If you have successfully installed both of them, then going into the boot manager should give you an option to launch either one. Figure out whatever your boot manager key is, and press it when booting. Generally F10 or F12, sometimes F6, and I've seen F11 once or twice..so look up what it is for your motherboard, and see if you can boot into PrimeOS.
Here is a helpful article for setting up DualBoot with PrimeOS and Windows 10.
https://primeos.in/primeOSinstructionguide.pdf
>... a bizarre installation process that is designed to be carried out from within Windows.
OMG, you aren't kidding. Their "Manual" install process isn't much less work than their recommended method.
Here's a solid guide. https://primeos.in/primeOSinstructionguide.pdf
Just make sure you choose the right partition when installing. (If you install it on the windows partition, well it deletes windows)
If you need help let me know.
Does ChromeOS supports all or most of the Android apps?
And.. have you seen PrimeOS?
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I was planning on buying a used Go and install PrimeOS