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I want to switch to Debian, problem is I have no spare hard drives except an external that I would only use for the OS install and nothing else. What's the best way to go about partitioning it so that I use say 10gb for the system and everything else like pictures and videos go on the other 990gb? Using Win7 atm and in the past I've always just used a completely empty hard drive when I switched operating systems
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>>57409211
quack quack you weeb fuck, quack quack
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>>57409211
Install debian and partition it has needed in the installer.
in my head it would go something like this
\ root 50 GB EXT4
\home 50 GB EXT
\Storage Rest NTFS
Why is storage in NTFS you ask, it's because you might want to open it in windows.
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>>57409233
Will it give me a warning before it wipes anything so I don't accidentally delete all my shit?
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>>57409257
Wait you already have shit in the drive?
Ugh what a pain resize the drive in windows disk management.
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>>57409305
I have 10gb left of 931
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>>57409340
It's time to delete some stuff.
I'm 100% sure in all that 921 GB's of shit you can find atleast 20-40 GB's of shit you no longer want.
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