GParted

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GParted is GNOME's front-end to GNU Parted and its official disk management and partitioning utility. Because of it's robustness, ease of use, and wide support for filesystems it is one of the best graphical partitioning utilities available for Linux.

Installation

Installing GParted is easy, however adding support for the filesystems it is capable of supporting may take a little time. If recompiling the kernel is needed then adding support to GParted means emerging the associated userspace tools.

Kernel

It is important to have kernel support for all the filesystems GParted will be managing. See the respective kernel sections by clicking on the links for each filesystem:

USE flags

USE flags for sys-block/gparted Partition editor for graphically managing your disk partitions

`kde`	Add support for software made by KDE, a free software community
`policykit`	Enable PolicyKit (polkit) authentication support
`test`	Enable dependencies and/or preparations necessary to run tests (usually controlled by FEATURES=test but can be toggled independently)
`wayland`	Enable interim workaround to allow running GParted under Wayland by granting permission to the X11 display using x11-apps/xhost.

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Emerge

root #emerge --ask sys-block/gparted

Removal

root #emerge --ask --unmerge --ask sys-block/gparted

Configuration

There is not much configuration to GParted.

Usage

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Invocation

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Troubleshooting

Cannot open a certain filesystem type

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