Here what is FHS that I mean :
Root partition "/"
The root filesystem holds the files essential to the operation of the system. It must contain the following directories or symbolic links: bin, boot, dev, etc, lib, media, mnt, opt, sbin, srv, tmp, usr, and var.
suggested size : 500MiB-50GiB+ Depends on what is mounted separately
/boot
The /boot directory contains the Linux kernel and the boot loader files.
Sugested size : 500MiB-2GB
/home
The /home directory is where user home directories are normally created.
Sugested size : 500MiB+ per user
/tmp
The /tmp directory is used to create temporary files for the system and users. If this directory is too small, it may prevent applications from functioning correctly.
Sugested size : Minimum of 5 GB + or 500MiB+ per user actively logged in
/opt
The /opt directory is where third-party software is often installed. Some examples include Google Chrome and Google Earth.
Sugested size : 100MiB+ or Depends on how many packages are installed
swap
Swap is virtual memory that is not mounted on a directory. This virtual memory is used when the actual memory of the system is low. On systems with large amounts of memory, swap is less important.
Sugested size : Up to 2 times the physical memory of the system
/usr
The /usr directory contains the bulk of the operating system's files, including most of the commands and system software.
Sugested size : 2GiB-10GiB+
/usr/local
This directory is used for locally installed software that should not be upgraded or updated with the operating system.
Sugested size : 100MiB+ or Size depends on local needs
/var
There are many directories that may have heavy activity under /var for services like mail, ftp, http, and printing.
Sugested size : 100MiB+ Depending on the volume of activity
/boot/efi
The /boot/efi directory contains the Linux kernel and the boot loader files. It is typically set up automatically by the installer.
Sugested size : 100MB-250MB
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