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How bad is my partitioning?
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I probably should somehow get rid of Windows 11. It doesn't deserve to stay installed just because I might need it and have to reluctantly use it in 2027-2028. I'm not gonna change the partitioning system anytime soon unless the swap partition position is problematic.