How to properly partition a disk for Windows 10 and Linux (Ubuntu, Kubuntu, Manjaro KDE) in GPT?

Question

linux

For example, I have a 250 GB SSD.
During installation, Windows 10 creates (GPT)
- 100 MB boot / efi
- 450 MB recovery
- ~ 120 GB under "drive C"
- I do not mark up the rest ~ 120.
Then, when installing Kubuntu, I need to additionally create:
- 500 MB boot / efi (and specify this partition for the GRUB bootloader)
- linux swap as desired (if I want hibernation, then the size is according to the amount of RAM)
- the rest under ext4 with a mount point "/ ".
Am I thinking the right way? And, maybe, there is some detailed guide, otherwise, when googling, everyone marks it differently, someone for GRUB generally indicates the boot / efi partition for Windows.

Answer 1

Well, yes, it's rude to write to /boot/efi, there's nothing here.
Swap Ubuntu already knows how to keep in a file, a partition is not required.
So you need a single partition under the root.

Answer 2

Am I thinking the right way?

not really. because

everything is not as it really is

(c) no idea who

linux swap optional (if I want hibernation, then the size is according to the amount of RAM)

terribly slow, by the fact that it is very thorough. although the SSD will save you)).. in practice, it's still easier not to use hibernation in Linux. moreover, the mana for activating it in ku / u / riot, personally scared me off (but in fedora, if there is a swap partition, it’s not less than a frame - it’s available out of the box. but now I’m sawing the configuration on fedora in a piece of iron with hard, but 16 gigami there hibernation is terrifying for its duration)

Then, when installing Kubuntu, I need to additionally create:
- 500 MB boot / efi (and specify this partition for the GRUB bootloader)

categorically your boot partition! (if you touch Windows, you will lose Windows upd , not at all, but qualifications will be required an order of magnitude greater than the level of your question))) boot / efi is strictly FAT32. select a gig, that's enough for the ears.
after installing Windows, trust the installer * riots, rough2 in the boot sector, efi section with handles (fat32), the rest under root. but immediately prepare mana, to restore bootloaders and Windows, and it’s rude ... ideally on external media))) .. otherwise when you have prepared everything, and downloading oh , running to read to a neighbor, it will be difficult compatible with the repair process)) )
there are many more options. it is possible and from the screw loader to cling Linux. upd but there is no point in tellingEasyBCD is the simplest, but despite the GUI and Windows, you still need to know what you are doing there )). go for it, gain experience, and make backups of everything important more often)))