not enough room left after installation

Asked by Piet van der Lugt

After installation of 8.10 on my laptop I have almost no room left. I reserved 12 GB and only 540 MB left now. My desktop used only almost 7 GB.
When I look in systemmonitor I see:
/dev/sda5/ ext 3 11.9GB free 543 MB
/dev/sda1/media/disk/fuseblk/ 94.3 GB free 49,6 GB
It look like Ubuntu imported several Windows files. I have Vista besides Ubuntu.
How can I create more room for Ubuntu?

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Best juancarlospaco (juancarlospaco) said :
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Maybe you have used the option import Users files from Vista.

So these files are duplicated now, i mean you have it on Vista and Ubuntu,
simply delete the imported files in your Ubuntu personal folder, and use it from Vista's partition.

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marcobra (Marco Braida) (marcobra) said :
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And if you want to re-size partitions boot your pc using the Ubuntu live install cd and use gparted...

So open, from Live cd, Gnome menu: System → Administration → Partition Editor

Hope this helps

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Piet van der Lugt (pietvanderlugt) said :
#3

marcobra schreef:
> Your question #60625 on Ubuntu changed:
> https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/60625
>
> marcobra proposed the following answer:
> And if you want to re-size partitions boot your pc using the Ubuntu live
> install cd and use gparted...
>
> So open, from Live cd, Gnome menu: System → Administration → Partition
> Editor
>
> Hope this helps
>
>
Dear sir,

Thanks for your advice. I solved the problem by deleting user files and
using them from the windows partition.

Thanks a lot.

Regards,

Piet van der Lugt

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Launchpad Janitor (janitor) said :
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Piet van der Lugt (pietvanderlugt) said :
#5

This problem has been solved Thanks

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Piet van der Lugt (pietvanderlugt) said :
#6

Thanks juancarlospaco, that solved my question.