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GParted 0.20 Improves Btrfs Support

Written by Michael Larabel in Free Software on 20 October 2014 at 08:27 PM EDT. 9 Comments

For those in need of open-source file-system/partition management, the wonderful GParted program has been updated to v0.20.0.

GParted 0.20.0 is out today with a release that primarily improves Btrfs support. The improved Btrfs support comes via now handling support for resizing Btrfs file-systems that span multiple devices. GParted 0.20 also has GRUB2 restoration steps added to the help manual plus various translation updates.

More details on the new release of GParted v0.20 can be found via the SourceForge project site.

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