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I need to enlarge nvme0n1p2 by shrinking nvme0n1p3 (LUKS)
do I have to do something with /boot/efi? enlarge as well?
backing up as of now
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Back up everything before you start playing with partitions.
No, seriously, do it.
I also recommend keeping a Live boot USB at hand in case something goes wrong.
That's how I accidentally corrupted my Windows partition that I was trying to shrink to make space to Linux... Oh well...