Change partition order

Hi Marcos_Albeaz_Bi.

It is possible, although instead of one step, you would need to do several small steps. You would need to boot using a the Ubuntu installation media as a Live media. Instead of choosing install Ubuntu, select 'Try Ubuntu'. Once you get to the desktop, use gparted to do the job.

I'd recommend backing up your data. There is some slightly risk of something going wrong.

This is what I would do:

• Get the free space next to the partition:
  
  • move /dev/sda3 to the end of /dev/sda2
  • move /dev/sda4 to the end of /dev/sda3
• Then, you can extend* /dev/sda5 to grab the free adjacent space.

Hope it helps. Let us know how it goes.
Regards.

P.S.: This looks like a Mac. I have no idea how moving the HFS partitions would affect MacOS.

* don't remember if you only can expand only at the end. Is that the case you would need to move /dev/sda5 to the end of /dev/sda4 first.