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This is a link for a YouTube video I saw it on but my questions are not exactly answered after installing it and how to switch between the 2 during the dock is connected.
Now is there reason needing to dual boot? Seeing you're posting Steam deck video, I assume want to play said games on Steam deck, which at that point might as well just install windows, and save yourself the trip as a whole instead of going back, and forth, but up to you.
If you need to use another operating system for some rare tasks, run a virtual machine or get a cheap pre-owned computer and wipe it.
If you want to run Windows on a Steam Deck, just run Windows on there and no Linux. You can start Steam in big picture mode and it'll work pretty much the same as it does by default.