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  • I'd guess many distros would've had errors with preinstalled and configured helpers. Debugging them would be a pain

    Gentoo, LFS, Arch etc. are installed manually, so one typically knows their system very well, including packages and configs they might have to hard configure interfaces etc. in

  • The only problems with my Arch install were

    • /etc/fstab, which I forgot about because I didn't read the whole install article again
    • custom configs (notable conky) because i8k is not available and all interfaces changed
  • The rate was around 100MB/s. So I think the bottleneck was probably the read/write speeds of the SSDs, considering I have ~900Mbit/s down from speedtest.net, and this setup removed every hop except the old and new Laptops Gigabit Lan Port and the Gigabit patch cable between them. But with larger files/partitions over the internet this would probably help

  • Does your Windows do this? doesn't crash

    But seriously, yesterday I cloned my main partition to a new laptop into an LVM volume on LUKS. Because I did not have any way of putting the new NVMe and old SATA SSD into one machine, I just used netcat over an ad hoc network.

     
        
    nc -l 10000 > /dev/main/root
    
    
      

    on the new Laptop and

     
        
    cat /dev/sda3 | nc 10.31.69.1 10000 -q 0
    
    
      

    on the old one. Worked perfectly. Now do that on Windows with builtin tools in live boots.

  • This is literally comedy lmao.

    Most points are just complaining that tools specifically designed for X don't work on Wayland. That's like hanging onto your childhood pants and complaining they don't fit anymore.