It is mandatory to be careful when resizing partitions and never do that without a backup! I rather do a dual boot on a second HDD (perhaps you have some old PCs laying around with working HDD that you can safely format) and then use this for linux without even touching the Windows partition. If you have enough hard disk space and sufficient administrator rights on your machine you should be OK. It is an investment in time but again I believe it is worth it in the long run. My advice would be (if circumstances allow of course) to do a dual boot setup on your machine. Since you already invested some time in this I sure hope you get some help on this list. I am not familiar with WMWare and also rarely used Windows (only tested once or twice) a host. It is just my point of view and I am not saying it is always like that (and it really shouldn't be!). My experience is that when it comes to graphics inside VM it is even worse. In my experience the performance is usually (considerably/in many cases) worse inside VM. I use Ubuntu as host OS and Windows as guest inside Virtualbox. I am not an expert on virtualization but I do use it daily at work.
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