default partitioning

	A	B	C
1		Advantages	Disadvantages
2	Btrfs	Subvolumes don't have fixed size	Not supported in RHEL
3	1 big partition (no split between root and home)	Transparent compression (saves space, extends device life)
4	Subvolumes for root and home	Built-in volume manager
5		Native encryption in future (possibility to convert online)
6		Integrity (corruption should be detected sooner than later)
7		Reflinks and snapshots (good for containers)
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9	XFS	RHEL supported	Not shrinkable (could not practically be a file system for sd-home LUKS homes)
10	1 big partition (no split between root and home)	Reflinks	Not possible to preserve /home during reinstallation in simple way
11	No LVM		Not integrity safe in abnormal circumstances (power loss, etc.)
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13	Ext4	RHEL supported	No reflinks
14	1 big partition (no split between root and home)	ext4 is currently best tested file system in Fedora by far	Not possible to preserve /home during reinstallation in simple way
15	No LVM	Corruption issues unlikely as ext4 has a lot of history	Not integrity safe in abnormal circumstances (power loss, etc.)
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17	LVM Thin Provisioning	RHEL supported	Overcomplicated for average user (the truth of free and used space is the thin pool, not the file system)
18	Partition layout?		Doesn't solve #152 (user still runs out of space, user must grow the filesystem)
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20	/usr /etc on partition A, /var /home on partition B	Easy to implement	Too complicated
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22	Flatpaks and mock should use space in ~/		There will always be some tools that want to write into a system directories
23			Mock redirected to ~/ has some limitations
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