> On Tuesday, May 20, 2003, at 03:08 PM, Florin Alexander Neumann wrote: > Primarily > because there's nothing to gain from it and plenty of things to risk > (like picking wrong partition sizes). > > SR Certainly there's something to gain - isolating your user data from your system and/or application files. If there weren't anything to gain, nobody would do it and it wouldn't be an issue. To say that partitioning is an "advanced" topic and not recommended for beginners is a supportable position; to say that there's nothing to gain from it is simply wrong. KeS