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Or 1 step even further and use a btrfs partition with subvolumes for root, home, etc. Then you're not even stuck with a specific amount of disk space for each. (But you may be limited depending on the specific distro installer support for btrfs. In theory you can always just mount the subvols yourself and point the installer at them, but YMMV).
I recommend keeping a separate boot partition though.