GParted 1.0 Released With Gtkmm 3 Port, F2FS Support

[phoronix]

Phoronix: GParted 1.0 Released With Gtkmm 3 Port, F2FS Support

As we reported was on the horizon last week, GParted 1.0 has been released after fourteen years of being the leading GUI-based Linux utility for partition/file-system management...

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=GParted-1.0-Released

[cl333r]

I'm waiting for the bugfix release 1.1 by 2040.

[RussianNeuroMancer]

Waiting for Wayland support.

[Axl_Mas]

Honestly, I am using it from years and years and it worked in every occasion very well.
GParted allowed me to leave PartitionMagic, closed source software to be paid that causes me the first white hairs of my life :P
Long life to GParted and to my remaining hairs

[Danny3]

Honestly, I am using it from years and years and it worked in every occasion very well.
GParted allowed me to leave PartitionMagic, closed source software to be paid that causes me the first white hairs of my life :P
Long life to GParted and to my remaining hairs

I'm also using it for years after previously using PartitionMagic.
The only thing that I don't like is that Linux distributions don't include it by default and I always need to search for it in some program store to download it and install it.
I know that my distro (Kubuntu) have their own partition program like Gparted, but I still want Gparted to be installed too, since I trust it more after using it all these years without any problem.

[Cape]

Waiting for Wayland support.

Waiting for Vulkan graphs renderer

[RussianNeuroMancer]

Waiting for Vulkan graphs renderer

So you doesn't know that GParted currently doesn't work under Wayland unless user run it under terminal after "xhost +local:"?

[Cape]

So you doesn't know that GParted currently doesn't work under Wayland unless user run it under terminal after "xhost +local:"?

Oh Ok. I thought you were memeing.