From: andysnotavailable@gmail.com   
      
   Sorry for delay.   
      
   This is my desktop PC cfg, built back in 2018:   
   - amd ryzen 3 2200g with Vega 8 integrated graphics;   
   - msi b450-a pro;   
   - 2x4gb hyperx predator @2400   
   - wd black 1tb hdd;   
   And this is how my hdd is partitioned:   
   /dev/sda1     1024000    1228799     204800   100M EFI System   
   /dev/sda2     1228800    1261567      32768    16M Microsoft reserved   
   /dev/sda3     1261568  103560396  102298829  48,8G Linux filesystem   
   /dev/sda4   103561216  266242047  162680832  77,6G Microsoft basic data   
   /dev/sda5   266242048  286722047   20480000   9,8G Linux filesystem   
   /dev/sda6   286722048 1953523711 1666801664 794,8G Microsoft basic data   
      
   As you can see it's a dual boot (Win10/Ubuntu) and sda3 is my root   
   (50GB, only 20GB used), sda5 is my home (10GB, only 5GB used) and sda6   
   is a ntfs shared storage partition win/ubuntu (800GB, only 250GB used).   
   Consider that I've got no other machines nor HDDs so I can only work on   
   this one after my usual back-up.   
   I tried to search informations on the web but honestly I didn't   
   understand how to calculate/establish new sizes for root and home due to   
   this different snap management in newer ubuntu releases; well in other   
   words I mean I'd like to establish good "balanced" sizes not to make   
   them loo large though I've got about 540GB free disk space in sda6 I   
   could work on. Finally consider I don't think I'll install new sw.   
      
   If it could be interesting/necessary I can post my inxi -F, let me know,   
   but for first I think I need to resize my root and home.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
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