Every time I want to do the install of a new distro version (not upgrade), I always have a difficult and complicated time of trying to maintain the previously created disk partitioning of the drive on which I want to install the new distro.
Is there any possibility that the logic for installing a new distro would "flip" the approach to having the default be "install using EXISTING partition table" and offer to install the new system on a choice from those partitions on that "primary disk" which currently have bootable installs.
In other words, could the process prompt as follows:
Install using existing partition table ?
If YES, proceed as above.
If NO, proceed as traditional virgin system install (assuming no preservation of partitions or data on the target disk).
Any chance that could be considered for a future release ? (24.04 ?)
Thank you.