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If you are dual booting, then the Ubuntu partition will use all your ram so no worries there. Talking about storage, I think it depends on your application, 80GB seems decent, even 50GB or 30GB would do if you plan on only learning ROS. If you want to deal with pointclouds, simulations, ROS industrial or something different then it'll eat up your disk really fast. So 100GB on that case.

Also, I've seen great success using Parallels.

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