If you used the default installation that it would take over an entire disk (or partition) while setting some aside for swap space (like "paging" in Windows). The swap space set aside is usually in the range of 1.5X (times) to 2X the amount of installed RAM.
im actually annoyed by this feature. is there a way i can disable it?
oneonta310 1 year ago
this is ok, though I always want 1 window.
RandomNinjaOfEvil 2 years ago
Junk, is this a Linux tip, everyone knows this. Don't post all the tips in the world and target tips based on the audience.
priyankbol 2 years ago
Cross platform, else they themselves wouldn't have advertised it. Maybe you have to drag it onto the desktop.
RandomNinjaOfEvil 2 years ago
This has been flagged as spam show
I didn't knew it.
ikemkrueger 2 years ago
it works for links also
frvfilms 2 years ago
just like chrome
JehxOne 2 years ago
Nice tip Mitch, Thank you.
penguinistas 2 years ago
Thanks , I'm having Trouble with Installing Ubuntu , It freezes at 98% and it uses up 95% of my Partitioned Memory ,Help
ChriyR 2 years ago
Instead of "Partitioned Memory"
Do you mean "Partitioned hard disk"
If you used the default installation that it would take over an entire disk (or partition) while setting some aside for swap space (like "paging" in Windows). The swap space set aside is usually in the range of 1.5X (times) to 2X the amount of installed RAM.
penguinistas 2 years ago
How big did you make the ubuntu partition? Have it 5GB or more to be on the safe side, plus 256MB minimum RAM. (512MB recommended)
RandomNinjaOfEvil 2 years ago