Newly installed zorin os 9 lite edu 32bit

Good day all,
I have just installed the said os. First off, I would like to know your thoughts in the partition table I have created to install this OS in a 500 GB machine. The partition table is as follows:
200 GB - Primary ext4
100 GB - Swap
200 GB - logital (mount point /home)
Please let me know if what I have done is correct or do I have to change it.

Also, the PC where the OS is installed is meant for a student (hence the edu version). I would like to limit the amount of menu items the student sees. Is there a menu editor for zorin os 9 lite edu?

Hi, Your primary and swap are way too Big!

1. Choosing the 'something else' method at point of install should be:

A. Primary of 30 Gb (or 50 Gb) = 30 x 1024 formatted to 'ext4' and marked as '/'

B. Create Logical Partition of remaining space and at END of logical partition create your 'swap area' - no need to specify fs (file system) and either make same size as memory but no more than 4 Gb.

C. Whatever space left at start of logical partition, format to 'ext4' and mark as '/home' .

ooohh, thank you for the reply... will do.
But what about editing the menu? Is it possible?

Hi, make sure you have 'Alacarte' menu editor installed by using Synaptic Package Manager. Alternatively you could install Gnomenu.

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Thanks Swarfendor437, for being patient with a newbie. ^_^
Oh, about installing GnoMenu/Alacarte. You see, this particular PC where ZorinOS was installed will not be connected to the internet most if not all the time. There seem to be no *.deb files for either of the two when I checked the interwebs ... I only found one file (for GnoMenu) and it's a tar.gz file. I researched on how to unpack and install it, I was just wondering how to check for dependencies and also, IF the full installation of ZorinOS edu lite doesn't have those dependencies, how do I get those dependencies without an internet connection?

PS
The PC I use in order to communicate with the forum is different from the one with ZOS edu lite.

Hi, When I was new to GNU/Linux I downloaded packages to a fast Windows Internet connection, burned to Co and installed packages from CD; and ended up Borking the System! Always advisable to update via Internet if possible!