Well, I freaking love KDE, and I'm trying to install it, again. But I can't figure out past these two options; 1. erase everything, install using the whole disk. 2. erase everything, install using not the whole disk.

I got it once using just the unallocated space, but that took the last 1100gb which I couldn't shrink because easeus partition manager doesn't understand ext3.

Does anybody know how I can install it without deleting anything AND only using say... 100gb?




Plus it seems like no kind of linux os supports my sound card. Does anybody know where I can get the driver for Demension 9100? I forgot what the name of the sound card was.


P.S. yes, I do have a 1.5 TB HDD.

Moved to a more appropriate place as it is a question, no tipp.

Regarding your question, i assume you mean a full install of a Linux distribution, not only KDE. So it is basically up to the distribution you chose how to handle partitions and their resizing.

I sugggest you ask in the forum of your distribution, all of them should provide one.