You are very welcome @Tinsche!
There are Raspberry Pi’s being sold with 128GB SD cards out there, so you won’t have an issue. Also, there are people who connect 1TB SSDs and use them as their main system drives. I am also considering to prep a local cloud (once I gather the funds to get a workstation to cover the increased LMS needs), and attach a RAID-1 system on it with at least 4TB of mirrored space. So, yeah, you can go higher - but you can also use your current 32GB SD card. Though, if you use it quite a bit, it will fill up rather quickly. 
Thank you for the Ubuntu recommendations on Pi4, I got 2 for gifts to kids yesterday, both kept freezing. Ubuntu 21.10 was the recommended option at first glance, seems identical to 20.04/which I normally use.
Will try the update with the -y as well as budgie, thanks!!
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