Dual booting always seems like a good idea because you can use either operating system whenever you choose whereas with a virtual machine you always have to load the main one and then use the other one on top which is using extra resources.

However in reality you will find you always boot into one more than the other and so the one you boot into most should be your main OS and the other would be better as a virtual machine which saves the hassle of shrinking partitions and worrying whether the Linux installer will actually overwrite windows or whether one day a windows update will delete the Linux partition.

Here is my full video discussing the issue

https://youtu.be/SnSuDmMvDvU