IT pro | Generic white dude | probably high.
Sure you can. Here’s one way that looks similar how I do it using wsl. This assumes you’re on an EXT4 file system.
There’s quite a few options for this but this should at least get you closer to your goal.
I use btrfs on my Linux installs now and there’s a windows driver that is phenomenal for that here.
https://github.com/maharmstone/btrfs
Good luck!
This is the one thing that justfied buying an enterprise licensing model for my C level overlords.
Looks like an old Major Geeks theme for 2006.
That guy sounds like the dude that “works” at my house too.
You know I didn’t realize until now there was actually “confusion”. I just thought I was a dolt for forgetting the package name or confusing the command name. Heh!
Absolutely! When I was 20ish and new, yeah. But it hit me about 3years ago thats ALL I do professionally is automate as much as I can to make life easier for users and companies. Why am I not doing that for me?
On a side note, I’m seriously loving the immutable distributions. I’m thinking that’s my new direction.
Sorry to rattle on lol
😀 I sure sound like it. Debian these days though. I’m too lazy for Arch anymore.
It was too far from the metal for me. But it is a great distribution. Especially if you’re looking for fancy pants gaming ability or just turn-key ready to roll MS alternative.
I stopped using all social media that insists on taking control of my content a long while ago. History has taught us that the laws flow with, and follow the money. And Meta has a lot of it. Just don’t use the products, and use these examples as to “why” you won’t when pressed. It’s gross that we are wanting to be a part of a product that isn’t for us. Why would you want to exist in that, when it is such a difficult experience? I just can’t wrap my head around it.
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Well, to be fair, it’s an AMAZING manual.
correct way to install is flatpak most of the time
It’s probably SUPER intimidating how many options there are for something as simple as “package management”. Who to trust. etc. People are just rough, and unkind. Stick with what works for you. What your’e comfortable with. That’s honestly the ONLY important aspect of this whole Linux endeavor. Complete control of YOUR computing experience. That gets lost in opinion and subjective conjecture more often than I can stand, honestly. It really is SO much saner on Arch, though. You’re absolutely correct. That’s why I stick with it myself. It gets out of my way and lets me do what I want to do.
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Heck just read the updates on that post linked above and it looks like someone wrote something just for this. My bad for missing it earlier. It is linked in the 4th-ish answer down.
https://github.com/AlexSSD7/linsk