I recently purchased this system: [...]
I selected that particular system in part because the seller was willing
to install Linux on it for me. Then I got dumb and forgot to request
Linus installation when I ordered it. So I've got a machine with
[a copy] of Windows 7 in a 56 GB partition, and the rest of the
disk in the other partition, which is completely empty.
The [] copy of Windows 7 works well enough for me to download
Unbuntu Linux and prepare a bootable USB installation drive. I intend to
make no further direct use of the Windows 7 system once I've installed
Linux. However, before I actually do so, I wanted to ask for some advice.
1. It's been a long time, but I seem to remember that wine works better
if it has actual files from a real Windows installation to work with.
2. [...] Could anyone give me
advice as to how I should re-partition this hard disk?
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