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Anonymouse · Today, 14:30

Yeah, just because something's old doesn't mean you throw it away. Case in point: museums. Scotty in Next Gen.

Me.

Well, 60 isn't old, but I'm no youngster any more.

Linux users understand this. It's why they've migrated from 10, rather than throwing out a perfectly good PC. In fact...ATM I'm dual booting between 11 and Mint, but I still have my old 2TB drive holding 11. The boot is on a 4TB drive. I'm wondering whether to give Mint the entire drive - erase the 11 partition and reclaim the space. 4TB is plenty for Linux.

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Anonymouse RIP Tigger - 12 years?! Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Bolton Age: 60 Services: BT Superfast Broadband Posts: 1,612	Re: Linux Mint Installation Yeah, just because something's old doesn't mean you throw it away. Case in point: museums. Scotty in Next Gen. Me. Well, 60 isn't old, but I'm no youngster any more. Linux users understand this. It's why they've migrated from 10, rather than throwing out a perfectly good PC. In fact...ATM I'm dual booting between 11 and Mint, but I still have my old 2TB drive holding 11. The boot is on a 4TB drive. I'm wondering whether to give Mint the entire drive - erase the 11 partition and reclaim the space. 4TB is plenty for Linux. __________________ "People tend to confuse the words 'new' and 'improved'." - Agent Phil Coulson, S.H.I.E.L.D. WINDOWS 11, ANYONE?!