Answer by mchid for Can't see "home" partition in "other locations"
One thing you may hear people say about unix and linux is that "everything is a file" and this is a good example.Ubuntu doesn't show stuff like "C" drive the way that Windows does because each storage...
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Coming from a Windows background, you probably wouldn't know this, but Ubuntu (or any Linux system) uses partitions in a different way than Windows does, which is why you're not seeing both the...
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Data partitionYou can create another partition that you can view from "other locations" with gparted, when booted from another drive, for example an Ubuntu live/install USB pendrive.Many people have a...
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GParted generally shows the actual mount point of the partition. If a partition is like some external storage device or which has nothing to do with the Ubuntu like in my case I have 3 partitions which...
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With your settings, I wouldn't expect that you find your "Home" in "Other locations".Your home is mounted when your system boots. You can access it straight via the "Home" (and Document, Music,...
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Can't see "home" partition in "other locations"
I am a new user in Ubuntu, with a windows background. I have a 500 GB HDD on my old laptop and I made a partition sized around 50 GB for the system use, and another one ~ 410 GB for my personal use....
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