When I was installing Ubuntu I used this guide to do the partition manually: How to use manual partitioning during installation?
When I run sudo lsblk I have this partition scheme:
NAME FSTYPE SIZE MOUNTPOINT LABEL
... a lot of snap patitions ...
...
sda 223,6G
├─sda1 ntfs 450M Recovery/restore (translation)
├─sda2 vfat 100M
├─sda3 16M
├─sda4 swap 488M [SWAP]
├─sda5 ext4 18,6G /
├─sda6 ext4 195,6G /home
└─sda7 95M
I thought it's okay, but lately ubuntu started to show me the message that "there's only 1gb left". When I'm checking it in the file explorer I see this picture:
On this computer:
Computer 800MB/ 19.5GB available/
Networks
Windows network
So my main question is how do I add more space so it won't be 19.5 gb only but all the other space left that I thought I used. What's the correct way to distribute all the space available here in the partitions? Should I made the "/" partition more, how much do I need to left for the "/home" then and how do I do it? Is space available for "/" will be available for "/home" too?
And the second question (unnecessary to answer since Ubuntu seems to work okay, but still) did windows left something on the hard drive, since I see "Windows network"? Because I was installing Ubuntu when I already had Windows, I removed the windows partition and made other steps as described in the guide I linked.
