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Creating and managing filesystems with Expert Partitioner

Posted by tadelste on · 5 comments
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The first, and perhaps only, time you have to create a new file system on your Linux computer is when you first install the operating system. If you add a second hard drive, or have set up a series of mount points that you decide to adjust in one way or another, you can use SUSE's YaST Expert Partitioner tool to handle this task for you.

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Comments (5)

jimf ·
Or, just use gparted...
jdixon ·
> Or, just use gparted...

Or qtparted if you prefer.
jimf ·
jdixion,

I would have mentioned qtparted, but the last few versons have been buggy. gparted seems to be more reliable and just as easy to use.
jdixon ·
> ...but the last few versons have been buggy...

Having seldom used either, I couldn't say. Some people seem to have a strong preference for KDE based apps though, so I thought I should mention it.
jimf ·
Gparted can be used with KDE... I do :)

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