How should I allocate disk space in Ubuntu?

To allocate disk space, you can follow these steps:

1. Open the disk management tool: In Ubuntu, you can use the GParted tool to manage disk space. To open GParted, you can type the following command in the terminal: sudo gparted. After entering the password, GParted will open.
2. Choose the disk you want to adjust the space for: In GParted, you can see all the disks and partitions. Select the disk where you want to allocate space. Be aware that allocating space may affect existing data, so be sure to backup important data beforehand.
3. Adjusting partition size: In GParted, you can view the partitions on your disk. Select the partition you want to adjust, right-click, and choose “Resize/Move”. In the dialog box that appears, you can adjust the size of the partition by dragging the slider or manually entering a new value.
4. After adjusting the partition size, click the “Apply” (or “Execute”) button in GParted to implement your changes. This process may take some time, so please be patient.
5. Restart the system: After making changes to the application, you may need to restart the system for the partition size to take effect.

Please be aware that there may be risks involved in manipulating disk space. If you are unsure how to proceed, it is recommended to first back up important data and seek advice from a professional.