How to ditch dual boot?

I have a dual boot Win 10/Debian setup on my laptop. I have not touched the Windows boot in months. There is nothing on there that needs saving.

How can I ditch the Windows partition and make it available as free space in Debian without damaging my Linux setup?

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1 month ago
Cool. Yeah, that sounds like the easiest solution. Just want to make that space available without screening things up.

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