Description of problem: Installing fedora 21 on an old windows laptop. I couldn't find any way to remove existing partitions on the disk to install fedora. I had to go to console and use fdisk. How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. take a computer with existing (windows?) operating system 2. try to install fedora21 from life CD (I used the XFCE build) 3. setup target disk Actual results: no way to remove existing partitions Expected results: there should be an option to remove/resize old partitions
There are two ways to remove or modify partitions, both on the disk selection screen. Click the checkbox "I would like to make additional space available" to get to a dialog that will let you remove or resize existing partitions, or choose "I will configure partitioning" to get to the custom partitioning screen.
How do I know that a checkbox with a name "I would like to make additional space available" will make me to the place I can remove/resize partitions? Wouldn't a button and a longer description do better? I'm not new to linux and installing since maybe slackware 3.1 so I believe UX needs improving around that option... I guess.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 1215276 ***