No, it is not. And yes there is LUKS/dmcrypt-plain/ZFS Encryption

Those are all generally by disk or partition though (sure you can have /home as a mounted encrypted partition but then it’s a fixed size against the other partitions).

In theory interest of (I assume) making the system itself unencrypted for updates and troubleshooting while protecting sensitive user data, valve built

gitlab.steamos.cloud/holo/dirlock#dirlock

Which encrypts the home directory while keeping it part of a single partition

It should be noted they aren’t the first to build directory encryption, wiki.archlinux.org/title/ECryptfs is still part of the Linux kernel but it’s unmaintained and may be removed