[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> I apologize to Roberta for the mistake. However, it seems to me if
> she does want to use Disk Druid, she still can.... by the expedient of
> doing an "upgrade" on the machine. That would allow her to partition
> any new drives that she may have, or to repartition any unused
> partitions. She doesn't, of course, have to actually INSTALL
> anything...
You are correct, sir! Probably a part of the reason that I didn't
consider that option is the fact that, overall, I'm less than impressed
with disk druid to date. It's been getting better, true, and many of
the significant bugs are gone. I guess my problem with it is the
relative inflexibility of it, and the fact that I too often end up
trying to work my way around it.
best
rickf
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