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Resizing partition where Ubuntu is installed

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I'm having trouble with resizing partitions. To test the relationship between me and Ubuntu, I installed it on a dual boot with the Ubuntu partition being 64 GB.

But now I regret I did 64 GB only, so I want to make another partition that is bigger. Is it possible to just move Ubuntu from one partition to another? Sorry if this is a stupid question. Also English isn't my language. :)

Note: In the following screenshot, green is where I have my stuff, red is the one I have Ubuntu, and non-colored is where I want to install Ubuntu (ignore the size of it, I typed it wrong).

partition scheme

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This looks like a screenshot of Windows` disk and partition tools. Don't use that to change your Ubuntu partitions!
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You can boot the system with a live USB and use gparted to enlarge the partition.

Take sensible precautions first - back up everything you cannot afford to lose in case you make an error or a mishap occurs.

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