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  10 months ago by joseivanlopez | Reply

  An initial version of the Expert Partitioner was implemented in Agama, see demo.

  Supported features:

  • List all devices.
  • Delete all partitions from a disk.
  • Automatically add the partitions for installation to a disk.
  • Add partition for /home, swap or boot.
  • Add a custom partition.
  • Delete any individual partition.

  Conclusion: the Agama infrastructure makes very easy to implement something similar to the YaST Partitioner without too much effort.

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An initial version of the Expert Partitioner was implemented in Agama, see [demo](https://gist.github.com/joseivanlopez/206de0ed8aa6eb078fa51e1b5d8115a7). Supported features: * List all devices. * Delete all partitions from a disk. * Automatically add the partitions for installation to a disk. * Add partition for /home, swap or boot. * Add a custom partition. * Delete any individual partition. Conclusion: the Agama infrastructure makes very easy to implement something similar to the YaST Partitioner without too much effort.
 
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An initial version of the Expert Partitioner was implemented in Agama, see demo.
Supported features:
• List all devices.
• Delete all partitions from a disk.
• Automatically add the partitions for installation to a disk.
• Add partition for /home, swap or boot.
• Add a custom partition.
• Delete any individual partition.
Conclusion: the Agama infrastructure makes very easy to implement something similar to the YaST Partitioner without too much effort.
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  10 months ago by joseivanlopez | Reply

  https://github.com/joseivanlopez/agama/pull/2

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https://github.com/joseivanlopez/agama/pull/2
 
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