Re: [Hampshire] Dual boot, shared files in Kubuntu.

hantslug@??? wrote:
> Is it really necessary to use a Windows partitioner? And if so, can anyone
> suggest a good one that does not require money?

Probably not necessary to use a Windows one, but then it might be a good
idea to know where you are starting from Lisi, i.e. bare disks, one OS
in place, both OSs in place, free space available, etc.

Also, and probably the most obvious thing to state here is, no matter
what tools you use, ensure that you can get back to where you started by
way of good, proven backups before you start resizing partitions, etc.

Not free, but certainly dependable, is Norton Ghost, although I haven't
used it in a long time.

Sean