On 4/28/22 01:35, Evan Leibovitch via talk wrote:
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Turns out I was wrong. So very, very wrong. And now I can't wait to go
back to my Linux desktop,
...
Another topic for meeting? Because I was thinking about moving to
Windows (and Ubuntu in WSL), and dump Linux altogether. I finally
configured Thunderbird to do my Email and Calendar, so there is nothing
keeping me tied to Slackware/KDE.
1. My motherboard takes a single M.2 SSD for my one and only drive. I
have a larger M.2 card that I'd like to replace it with, cloning my
existing setup to the new drive (in a temporary USB enclosure) then
installing and shrinking the Windows partition in anticipation of
the Linux dual-boot install. Can anyone recommend a good tool for
doing the disk clone? Or am I better off to just fresh-install
Windows on the new drive, and restore my data from the old one?
GParted, Clonezilla, or even Windows might have something. I mean,
upgrading to bigger disk is common thing, no?
2. I want to have one partition for data that is visible regardless if
I boot Linux or Windows. Previously the most reliable filesystem
readable by bothwas FAT32. Should I still do that? Is Linux support
for NTFS good enough now? Even better, can Windows be taught to read
ext4?
I can read/write NTFS USB sticks. So, should be okay.
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