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How bad is my partitioning?
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So you don't plan on installing any additional packages or downloading anything off the internet?
I have 60GB for Mint and 90GB for OpenSUSE. 25GB is just a reference point.
Again, so you don't plan on installing anything extra or downloading stuff off the web? Lol.
I tried running arch in about 115GB of space, it wasn't too bad but I had my /home directory on a separate drive. There's no way I could get away with my OS+Home Directories on something as laughably small as that, unless I was just testing for a few weeks.
If I run out of space I'll just wipe and reinstall. Simple.
What's the point then? Just to try each one for a few weeks to pick the one you like the most? In that case, it makes sense