jim89
June 23rd, 2013, 08:12 PM
Hi all,
Quick question from me.
Background: I started a dual boot Windows 7/Ubuntu system at the start of this year. Along the way I screwed up the Windows installation and so was using just ubuntu for a couple of months. I now want to go back in to Windows for some gaming I can't make work in Ubuntu so I'm about to trash the entire hard drive and remake my set up.
Question: My SSD is 120GB. Roughly how much space should I provision on it for Ubuntu 12.04, considering that all I will be using it for is day-to-day internet browsing, v light gaming (1 or 2 small indies at max) - Windows will be my main gaming distro), watching films/streaming them to the TV (all of which are stored on 2TB storage HDD) and listening to music (again, all stored on the storage HDD). I'm thinking maybe 20-30GB, to give me a little bit of flexiblity. That way I can use the rest of the space for Windows and 1-2 larger, "proper" games.
Any thoughts are more than welcome.
Jim.
Quick question from me.
Background: I started a dual boot Windows 7/Ubuntu system at the start of this year. Along the way I screwed up the Windows installation and so was using just ubuntu for a couple of months. I now want to go back in to Windows for some gaming I can't make work in Ubuntu so I'm about to trash the entire hard drive and remake my set up.
Question: My SSD is 120GB. Roughly how much space should I provision on it for Ubuntu 12.04, considering that all I will be using it for is day-to-day internet browsing, v light gaming (1 or 2 small indies at max) - Windows will be my main gaming distro), watching films/streaming them to the TV (all of which are stored on 2TB storage HDD) and listening to music (again, all stored on the storage HDD). I'm thinking maybe 20-30GB, to give me a little bit of flexiblity. That way I can use the rest of the space for Windows and 1-2 larger, "proper" games.
Any thoughts are more than welcome.
Jim.