Linux has this neat thing called Logical Volume Manager (LVM). It allows to (amongst other things) to easily reassign HDD space between different partitions (Logical Volumes in LVM terminology). So you could add/remove/resize partitions as required without having to use a partition manager.
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Linux has this neat thing called Logical Volume Manager (LVM). It allows to (amongst other things) to easily reassign HDD space between different partitions (Logical Volumes in LVM terminology). So you could add/remove/resize partitions as required without having to use a partition manager.
Kev2442
Still French
Neat. 
Kev2442
Still French
There we are now. I'm installing Debian 8. Will do more tomorrow and write an update. For now I'm planning on using the LVM to start trying other distros (Slackware and Gentoo at least) after Debian is up and running. Might be soon, might not be after quite some time. Only time will tell.
