Summary
You should plan your OS installation carefully to avoid unpleasant surprises and frustration. Part of this planning goes back to the issue of choosing an OS in the first place. An ill-conceived choice of a new OS can result in frustration as the OS fails to meet your expectations. Doing some basic research on OSs and comparing that research to your needs can save you time, effort, and money.
After you've settled on an OS, you should check that your hardware is compatible with that OS and, if necessary, replace hardware so that you can use the new OS. It's generally wise to replace hardware before installing a new OS, so that you can thoroughly test the new hardware to be sure it works correctly. This practice can help you isolate problems ...
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