There are several. Gparted is graphical, “fdisk -l” is for the command line and is not interactive (Example usage: “fdisk -l /dev/sdb”), cfdisk is for the command line and interactive.

You will need to run these programs as root to get all the data the system makes available; but don't run as root what can be run as a normal user. The problems with prorpietary software are described in <https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/>, and because of those problems it's very important for a computer user to avoid it.

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