What are the best partitioning tools for Linux?

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What are the best partitioning tools for Linux?

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Best partitioning tools for Linux	Price	Platforms	License
-- GParted	-	-	-
-- GNOME Disks	-	Linux, *BSD	GNU General Public License version 2 or later
-- KDE Partition Manager	-	-	-
-- Expertrec	$9	-	-

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GParted

Top Pro

Very visual

score 3 · Answer 2

GNOME Disks

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Platforms:Linux, *BSD

License:GNU General Public License version 2 or later

score 2 · Answer 3

KDE Partition Manager

Top Con

Buggy: you shouldn't use it to create partition tables, resizing or creating partition

Does not work as expected. More like a "view-only" partition manager. The UI is complicated, many useful options are hidden away in arbitrary places. See More

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What are the best partitioning tools for Linux?

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GParted

My Recommendation for GParted

My Recommendation for GParted

Very visual

GNOME Disks

My Recommendation for GNOME Disks

My Recommendation for GNOME Disks

KDE Partition Manager

My Recommendation for KDE Partition Manager

My Recommendation for KDE Partition Manager

Buggy: you shouldn't use it to create partition tables, resizing or creating partition

Expertrec

My Recommendation for Expertrec

My Recommendation for Expertrec

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