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#1 2014-09-04 19:51:55

Different55
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Registered: 2011-05-18
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Windows mind = blown

Okay so you know when you install every piece of software ever it asks you where you want to put it, right?

And you know how it defaults to C:\Program Files\Program\ right?

Well I was install Elsword earlier.

And it asked me where I wanted to put it.

(BREAK FOR BACKSTORY)

I split up my hard drive into about 10 or 11 partitions when I was getting everything set up. 1 small one for windows, 1 very large one for sharing files between linux and windows, 1 for each linux distro (about 4 in total), 1 partition for sharing each user's files between linux distros, and 1 partition for just sharing files between linux distros.

(BACKSTORY OVER)

But my Windows partition is super small to make room for everything else.

So I told it to put it in F:\Elsword\ instead, which is the shared partition between linuxes and windowses.

I'd never even thought of putting my programs somewhere else.

I blew my own mind.


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#2 2014-09-04 19:53:33

Fradeshan
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From: the darkest casual lounge
Registered: 2014-07-26
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Re: Windows mind = blown

that must have hurt for the windows


wait what why

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