myolliul
February 13th, 2019, 11:07 AM
Hi. I'm perfectly newb in using Ubuntu.
I've used Ubuntu in VirtualBox to do my college assignment of C coding with gcc, vim, with the host os Windows10. But I don't know well about Ubuntu itself.
Few days ago, I made my Laptop be able to dual boot Windows10, Ubuntu18.04.1 LTS. I made the disk partition of 100GB to be used in Ubuntu. While nstalling Ubuntu, I assigned 10GB, 4GB, 86GB for '/', 'swap', '/home', I remember.
But I don't know that partitioning's meaning.(I just googled about dual booting, and just copy others' procedure.)
But after I had installed some tools with apt, apt-get (build-essential, python, vim, etc), I noticed that they were put into /etc, /usr, /bin in some way I don't know. So I'm curious why I assigned most of memory(100GB) to /home.
This seems to be very easy question, but I cannot choose which keywords to search it.
I've used Ubuntu in VirtualBox to do my college assignment of C coding with gcc, vim, with the host os Windows10. But I don't know well about Ubuntu itself.
Few days ago, I made my Laptop be able to dual boot Windows10, Ubuntu18.04.1 LTS. I made the disk partition of 100GB to be used in Ubuntu. While nstalling Ubuntu, I assigned 10GB, 4GB, 86GB for '/', 'swap', '/home', I remember.
But I don't know that partitioning's meaning.(I just googled about dual booting, and just copy others' procedure.)
But after I had installed some tools with apt, apt-get (build-essential, python, vim, etc), I noticed that they were put into /etc, /usr, /bin in some way I don't know. So I'm curious why I assigned most of memory(100GB) to /home.
This seems to be very easy question, but I cannot choose which keywords to search it.