Debian 11, Kernal 5.1

Debian 11, Kernel 5.1, I installed in my computer and on an external Seagate disk.
I had a few problems, booting it from the external Seagate disk which had functional Emmabantus.
I use Emmabantus to use Abiword.
I am getting very well organized with LibreOffice 7 version, which is fabulous on both Emmabantus and Debian 11.
I have few books already finished but going through Typos and final editing.
The next book I am working will be about the problem with SSD versus mechanical rotating disk.
I have many problems with SSD which I have solved using an external disk.
More will be on this book.
Plasma desktop of Debian is sleek.
Finally it has got a live CD with the installation (Calamaras Installation) capability which was just like Mandrake/PCLinux live session.
But I prefer standard graphic installation which is second nature to me.
New Partitioning  on a disk already having a functional distribution is pretty daunting but I figured out, all the feasible solutions.
In a I TB hard disk having one distribution is simply, wasting resources.
What I mean is having  MaC Apple or Windows running usually on two separate computer units is absolutely ridiculous facing a massive economic down turn.
Partition of  Disk
Partitioning is a messy job.
I will write a new blog piece.
Details I will reserve for the book and my first little book on Linux is about partitioning.
That book is outdated since I used partition magic installed in Windows to access the hard disk  secondary to  Microsoft booting requirement.
No dual booting at all.
I do not want Microsoft to tell what I do with my computer.
Over 20 years I have not used a single file (exe extension) of windows for my work.
My workhorse is Debian by default which has over 60,000 utilities and I use only sbout 3000 Debian files 2700 for installation and another 300 for my work.

Partition file  is my bonfide.