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gparted

GParted
Alternative To: Partition Magic
Description
GParted uses libparted to detect and manipulate devices and partition tables while several (optional) filesystem tools provide support for filesystems not included in libparted.
Home Page: http://gparted.sourceforge.net/
Interface: Graphical (Gtk)
Associated Programs
GNOME su Frontend (gksu) graphical frontend to su
jfsutils utilities for managing the JFS filesystem
ntfsprogs tools for doing neat things in NTFS partitions from Linux
reiser4progs administration utilities for the Reiser4 filesystem
reiserfsprogs User-level tools for ReiserFS filesystems
xfsprogs Utilities for managing the XFS filesystem
Available deb Repositories (how-to add a respository)
Debian 32-bit 64-bit
etch 0.2.5-2 0.2.5-2
lenny 0.3.5-1
sid 0.3.6-1 0.3.6-1

Ubuntu 32-bit 64-bit
dapper 0.1-0ubuntu9 0.1-0ubuntu9
dapper-updates 0.1-0ubuntu10 0.1-0ubuntu10
edgy 0.2.5-1.1ubuntu11 0.2.5-1.1ubuntu11
feisty 0.2.5-2ubuntu2 0.2.5-2ubuntu2
gutsy 0.3.3-2ubuntu6 0.3.3-2ubuntu6
hardy 0.3.5-1ubuntu3 0.3.5-1ubuntu3

InstallInstall Now (what is this?)
Available rpm Repositories
PCLinuxOS 32-bit
2007 0.3.3-3pclos2007

Rating: Excellent (3 votes)


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The open source Partition Magic

Submitted by Shadoglare on Thu, 2007-08-16 10:59.

A great alternative to Partition Magic - in fact, my experience is that I've had better luck with GParted than with the commercial software - resized both my Linux and Windows partitions flawlessly.

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