Comment # 3 on bug 1205407 from Stefan Hundhammer

Those partition min sizes are a topic for neverending discussion.

Yes, if we demand a too large min size, in many scenarios, disk space goes to
waste. But once it's created, it's really hard to increase its size; because
the other partitions will be in the way.

But we can never know what the future will hold; if another OS will ever be
installed in parallel on that machine, and how much disk space on the EFI boot
partition that other OS will need.

We (SUSE Linux), as it stands right now, don't install much to that partition;
only Grub2 second stage and some files of moderate size. But our intention was
to remain future-proof; who knows what else you may want to install on that
machine int he future.

But let's include the openSUSE PM in this discussion. Lubos?