Depending on the details of your disk partition and file system setup you may
be able to grow / Are you using LVM? I assuming you do not use btrfs.
Apparently I am using LVM, although I didn't set it up. I specify ext4
whenever I make file systems; it doesn't look like anything has helped me by
using btrfs in a file system.
$ lsblk -f
NAME FSTYPE FSVER LABEL UUID FSAVAIL FSUSE% MOUNTPOINTS
sda
├─sda1
│ ext4 1.0 981faec7-1770-4f29-96aa-30e7fc479e59 524.2M 39% /boot
└─sda2
LVM2_m LVM2 MM7jJv-ar5b-KC6l-bez8-9cPQ-CJmJ-6KAwxW
├─fedora-root
│ ext4 1.0 65a51d0a-4132-4af0-8170-94be6c67deef 858.2M 93% /
├─fedora-swap
│ swap 1 6b92c40e-8f23-4360-90a9-fba7670ebeeb [SWAP]
└─fedora-home
ext4 1.0 2124d813-f982-4d49-b2d7-a26522ce254a 336.7G 11% /var/lib/flatpak
/var/cache
/home
sdb
├─sdb1
│ ext4 1.0 partition-1 ed902376-506e-4ff9-98f0-b32f796d43a6 801G 7% /mnt/sg/1
└─sdb2
ext4 1.0 partition-2 9ee90eaf-d345-4d75-a2e4-fe1439fa8f12 869.2G 0% /mnt/sg/2
sr0
zram0
[SWAP]
$
I'm guessing the implication is I can shift 100g or so from fedora-home to
fedora-root instead of using bind mounts. (I haven't emptied out
/var/{lib/flatpak,cache} yet, so / is still full.)
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