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/home dir on a separate partition? Why/Why not?
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If possible I put everything on the same partition. Too often have I run out of space somewhere without any benefit. I've gone through several distributions with the same partition. When you reinstall you can just delete everything except for /home. I never had any problems with that.
Of course with BTRFS putting everything in separate subvolumes is preferred for snapshots (and probably other stuff I don't know about). BTRFS shares the disk space between all subvolumes.