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Both GNOME and KDE have GUI disk/partition managers in their control panels. If you aren't using one of the big two, it's your own fault (or the fault of whoev
by o11c 2y ago
Both GNOME and KDE have GUI disk/partition managers in their control panels.
If you aren't using one of the big two, it's your own fault (or the fault of whoever sweet-talked you into trying their non-mainstream DE).
- HideousKojima 2y agoIt isn't sweet-talking, it's using XFCE because it's a weak little machine that lags like hell if I use KDE or Gnome.