I want to create partition in ubuntu for root swap and home.... if i take, say 15GB of memory from windows disk management then how much should I assign for each of them(root,home and swap)?
I want to reinstall Ubuntu from scratch.   I have read ( and ) that it is recommended to have 3 partitions for the desktop installation: root, home and swap as having a separate home and root can simplify the process if you want to upgrade or reinstall Ubuntu (if you break something by mistake).  But there is no type of formula (that I can find) on how big each partition should be. I know this is somewhat dependant on what you plan to install. I want to have flexibility down the line to install new software without having to worry about shifting the partition sizes around.  Does anyone know of a formula or percentage breakdown that they have used to successfully calculate partition sizes?  i.e. x% of space will be allocated to the swap, y% of space to the root partition and z% of space to the home partition
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