Ubuntu 10.04 has many Partiton editors or tools which one

[craisin]

Yeah which Partition Editor is best there so many of them?
So if anybody has any experience with them can they please say whats best and why
thanks

[NoGeeksPC]

I can't say what's "best", but I use GParted... likely because that's all I have used since coming over to Linux.

Is there something in particular your needing, as in a certain feature?

I use what works, and GParted has always been good.

[kage]

I second this, Gparted is a great tool. There is also a Gparted live-cd that is quite handy.

[craisin]

sweet Gparted it is then thank you

[craisin]

I have Gparted on my other Ubuntu systems but I was wondering as you do

[Jaytee]

I like Gparted Great for resizing or what ever..

[sladden]

Hi.
Probably because I I am not (almost) fully Linux for as long as the rest of you.
I prefer 'Partition Manager' because that is what I used in windows.

[Jaytee]

One late vote for Gparted..

[sladden]

I don't understand.
How is using the 'Synaptic Package Manager' to download and install 'Partition Manager' a late vote for Gparted?

[Jaytee]

I misread the thread I had already replied to earlier. I realized my mistake a bit late (like the vote for Gparted )Sorry about that chief..

[sladden]

No problems...
I does sound a bit more like something I would do though.

[craisin]

well jaytee will love this
I uninstalled ubuntu from one of my XP systems due to graphics problems caused by software I had installed in windows that auto adjusts the monitor by way of updating the cmos inside the monitor

I do have 10.04 installed in XP pro in a 2.8 dual core Lenovo but my ubuntu only systems are really going well
I just installed 9.10 on a 2.4 Compaq Evo hypothreader with a gig of ram
Basically Ive changed every fan in the box.
CPU fan
Case fan
Graphics card fan
And even the fan inside the PSU
But Elvis sounds better on the AMD