good day,
i have gparted installed and for quick drive / partition it's great, but for editing multiple partitions it's a joke. is there a partition tool for linux that when you launch it you see all your drives instead of just one and having to select a different one via a dropdown menu? having this feature allows for quick resize and move of partitions. thanks
(SOLVED) Better Partition Manager
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MrGrimm
(SOLVED) Better Partition Manager
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philotux
Re: Better Partition Manager
Top 5 Linux Partition Managers
Hope you will find some other than GParted to be more to your taste.
Hope you will find some other than GParted to be more to your taste.
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Re: Better Partition Manager
With the time it takes to partition drives, or move partitions around,
why would you want to see more than just one drive at a time?
After reading through
Top 5 Linux Partition Managers
I think that Gparted is the best of them all.
why would you want to see more than just one drive at a time?
After reading through
Top 5 Linux Partition Managers
I think that Gparted is the best of them all.
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MrGrimm
Re: Better Partition Manager
oh i don't know, maybe set it up apply and go do other things while i\t's doing it's job.
thanks philotuxmuch appreciated
thanks philotuxmuch appreciated