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@georgia easiest with little breakage is formatting it btrfs and using it either as a mount to e.g. move /home to it or as /backup mount or something.
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GNUkko Sauvage (eris-ng) 
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1. Do it from a LiveUSB
2. Move the small partitions out of the way (to the front of the disk)
there's a small chance your bootloader won't work anymore if you move the /boot, just keep a liveUSB ready, it should be rescuable with a few magic mounts, chroot, and a grub-install (or whatever else you use)
that said though, make sure you don't have anything important on that disk in case shit fucks up, the usual
2. Move the small partitions out of the way (to the front of the disk)
there's a small chance your bootloader won't work anymore if you move the /boot, just keep a liveUSB ready, it should be rescuable with a few magic mounts, chroot, and a grub-install (or whatever else you use)
that said though, make sure you don't have anything important on that disk in case shit fucks up, the usual
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@georgia Move everything to the left and then resize the purple one into the unallocated space it will have next to it on the left. Also backup your data before doing that.
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