Jerry - At least for the time being, I will keep the setup as is.  I
have a lot of work to do in Linux.  I installed a new hard drive.  So,
the only backups would be Ubuntu.  As I understand it, the OS files need
to be reinstalled if some disastrous event occurs.  I backed up all my
files before removing my old drive, and I put my old drive in a turtle
shell in case I need the old files.  Currently, I am enjoying my new
found speed.  The efforts have been well worth it.  My next computer
will have Ubuntu already installed.  Hopefully, this dual-boot will
allow me the opportunity to develop my Linux skills so that eventually
Windows will no longer be necessary.  That is my goal.  Thanks again for
everything.  You have been very helpful.

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Xubuntu partitioning can fail because ubiquity does not prevent thunar from 
automounting new partitions
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/107259
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