You usually install Windows 1st because the last installed OS uses its bootloader to take presedence. And our grub adds Windows. Windows though does not add other operating systems.
But you could always install Windows last and use a tool like boot-repair to install Grub.
Nowadays we use (U)EFI. And there the boot is done by creating a little bit of room on the disk where you install a file that points to an operating system. So the order does not matter anymore: you tell inside the BIOS you want to install an OS and it will add your OS to the EFI.
Yes.
You usually install Windows 1st because the last installed OS uses its bootloader to take presedence. And our grub adds Windows. Windows though does not add other operating systems.
But you could always install Windows last and use a tool like boot-repair to install Grub.
Nowadays we use (U)EFI. And there the boot is done by creating a little bit of room on the disk where you install a file that points to an operating system. So the order does not matter anymore: you tell inside the BIOS you want to install an OS and it will add your OS to the EFI.
So yes. Totally possible.