GParted 0.7.0 is less than ideal, so am looking for something else. Is there a credible alternative?
[update] The two issues I was having had nothing to do with GParted.
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4What are you looking for that GParted doesn't have? – Michael Mrozek Feb 06 '11 at 21:05
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1^^ This. GParted is the default for partition editing tasks on Linux. I would not know what is not 'credible' so, pray tell, what bothers you about it? – wzzrd Feb 06 '11 at 21:32
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3Did you find that this was related to your USB stick problem (http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/7028/how-to-get-my-usb-stick-to-auto-mount)? If so would you mind updating this question? It sounds more like a distribution-related (automounter) problem than a problem with gparted. – glomad Feb 07 '11 at 18:07
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@ith You are right. – tshepang Feb 07 '11 at 19:44
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partitionmanager is a KDE/Qt gui using the same libs GParted uses. (afaik) It is almost feature-equivalent.
As of now, it lacks support for setting file system labels on some file systems, where GParted can set them just fine.(eg. fat32) Other than that, it works just like GParted.
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Unless something changed recently GParted is de facto standard tool. The only viable alternative are partially CLI partially GUI tools like cfdisk.
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