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It really depends on your requirements…
But a few useful points:
- Use GPT partition table and not MBR. Everything will be simpler, no need for extended/logical partitions.
- If you need to be able to do online (mounted) partition resizing, pick btrfs. Ext4 can only grow them online but not shrink.
- Make sure your partition boundaries are 1 MiB aligned.
- If you need more advanced setups, consider using LVM.
- 500mb-600mb fat32 /boot partition
- 40gb - 100gb ext4 or btrfs / partition (if you know you’re gonna install a lot of software, go bigger)
- 1x - 2x ram as swap
- rest of disk as ext4 /home partition
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Use zram instead of a SWAP partititon. Zram compresses and keeps in RAM. It’s default on Fedora and a few others iirc.
Can you still hibernate and suspend?
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