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Should I go Ubuntu?
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07-07-09
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xubuntu ftw!
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ubuntu much better
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07-08-09
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I feel like I'll miss Windows now... so I'll try dual-boot!
 But question, is there a way to change the partition size on my hard drive so I can make two separate drives (C and D drives)? The only way I could think of is by using my Windows installation CD and then clearing the entire harddrive and making two partitions then. I just want to go through that hassle if I can avoid it. But I'm very interested in using Ubuntu now. 
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UBUNTU installer will give you option to resize partition i guess.
Or you could try Mandriva.
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