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Hello. I have Windows - Ubuntu dual boot and I'm trying to move space from Windows to Ubuntu. I've already freed space from the Windows side
I'm pretty sure that I've read online that it can be dangerous to move the unallocated partition, because next boot to windows can corrupt my Ubuntu system. Is it true? Also, when I'm trying to move the unallocated partition, there's no option to "move/resize", so I swap them with the next following partition one by one. Is it the right way to do it?
There's no harm at all in moving the unallocated space, assuming of course, that your partitions are healthy and have no existing issues (GParted would check for this anyways).
If you want to resize your btrfs partition you can save a step by moving the unallocated space to the slot before the btrfs partition and then reisize the btrfs partition, but it wouldn't make much of a difference anyways because the btrfs partition would need to be moved left regardless.
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Thank you!
It worked without any problem.