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My laptop has dual boot with windows 11 and Ubuntu 20.04. At the beginning, I allotted around 400gb to Ubuntu, during its installation. Now for installing Warzone in my laptop, I don't have enough space, in windows.

I tried installing wine and lutris to run Warzone in Ubuntu but on a general scale, wine greatly reduces my Laptop's performance. :sad:Upon that, it didn't work either.

I know the regular way to resize the partitions. Boot into a live usb(Ubuntu), install GParted in the live system and do the changes. I've already done the this once.

I want to know if there's any Linux chap out there who knows a way to do the same but without a live usb, since I don't have one right now and kinda lazy to make one ?

So do you know a credible way to pull that off?

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22 minutes ago, Iron_Man said:

I don't have one right now and kinda lazy to make one ?

Make one? Wow, what did you study at school? I'm always amazed at people saying they made their own gaming pc and stuff O_O

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2 hours ago, Iron_Man said:

My laptop has dual boot with windows 11 and Ubuntu 20.04. At the beginning, I allotted around 400gb to Ubuntu, during its installation. Now for installing Warzone in my laptop, I don't have enough space, in windows.

I tried installing wine and lutris to run Warzone in Ubuntu but on a general scale, wine greatly reduces my Laptop's performance. :sad:Upon that, it didn't work either.

I know the regular way to resize the partitions. Boot into a live usb(Ubuntu), install GParted in the live system and do the changes. I've already done the this once.

I want to know if there's any Linux chap out there who knows a way to do the same but without a live usb, since I don't have one right now and kinda lazy to make one ?

 

lol,you already have windows 11!.

 

2 hours ago, Iron_Man said:

So do you know a credible way to pull that off?

search in google?

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4 hours ago, Incorp said:

Make one? Wow, what did you study at school? I'm always amazed at people saying they made their own gaming pc and stuff O_O

Making a live usb/pendrive isn't that big of a deal. Just basics any linux user would know. ?

2 hours ago, abdul12340 said:

search in google?

That's not always a good solution. Been trying but most of the solutions i get usually damage data, cause data loss.

Just now, asem.harbi said:

From the start why you gave Ubuntu 400GB ? Wasn't it better to give it also the full GBs of your laptop?

No, as I needed Windows in my laptop as well. My laptop came with 512 gigabytes of storage. I didn't want to lose Windows as I might need it in future, which is why I allotted 400 gigabytes to ubuntu and the rest to windows.

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1 hour ago, Iron_Man said:

No, as I needed Windows in my laptop as well. My laptop came with 512 gigabytes of storage. I didn't want to lose Windows as I might need it in future, which is why I allotted 400 gigabytes to ubuntu and the rest to windows.

My post was sarcastic. Also I thought you have one tera, but you surprised me when you gave ubuntu 400/512, it was just too much. I assume that you are using ubuntu for testing - entertaining not a real heavy usage. When I tested ubuntu, I haven't gave it that much.

BTW, I couldn't help you because I don't know much about such a things.

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