I'm using linux mint and windows 7 in dual boot. I can see the windows' partitions here.
Can I enter into windows' partitions and copy things like music and pdfs to the partitions of linux mint without any problems?
Thanks for the help

Short answer is yesezau_primo wrote: ⤴Wed May 15, 2019 12:15 pmCan I enter into windows' partitions and copy things like music and pdfs to the partitions of linux mint without any problems?
Thanks for the answer. You helped me a lotWharfRat wrote: ⤴Wed May 15, 2019 12:17 pmShort answer is yesezau_primo wrote: ⤴Wed May 15, 2019 12:15 pmCan I enter into windows' partitions and copy things like music and pdfs to the partitions of linux mint without any problems?![]()
Thanks.pbear wrote: ⤴Wed May 15, 2019 1:23 pmCopying should be easy. What would be tricky is keeping the two sides synced if you make changes after copying. Also, bear in mind two copies of a file on the same hard drive is not a backup. If the drive fails, you lose both. So, you need an external backup (hopefully, already have). Syncing both sides against that generally is easier and more reliable than syncing them against each other.
I made a backup when I installed linux mint, but the backup file it's only on the linux mint xD. I didn't copy the file for another device yet.
hahahahha. That's true xD. I mean, Linux mint kinda told me to create a backup using Timeshift. I did, but the backup it's only on the linux system xD.