A new release in the stable branch of KDE Partition Manager is out. Version 1.0.3 brings minor fixes and improvements:

• Make sure available and used capacity are not printed in a partition's properties dialog if they are not known
• Make sure fsck.msdos does not want to modify a file system when it is being called to read the file system usage
• Warn the user when trying to overwrite an existing partition with another or an image file
• Clear the clipboard if undoing an operation deleted the partition that was in it
• Keep the current UUID when resizing a swap partition
• Fix the build by explicitly linking the partition manager executable against the KDE libs it uses
• Do not allow pasting a source partition on a bigger target partition when the source partition's file system cannot be grown to fill the target partition

The new release is available from the KDE Partition Manager page at SourceForge or from kde-apps.org. Binary packages are available if you cannot wait for your distribution to pick up version 1.0.3.

Of course, work on the next feature release, KDE Partition Manager 1.1, continues.