gpstarman @ gpstarman @lemmy.today

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Thank you bro. I think I'll stick into making new folder for my disks in /.

btrfs assistant

I'll look into it. I'm using Mint Cinnamon right now.

Thanks.

Thank you bro. I'll try BTRFS.

Thanks man. you rock.

I learned a lot. Now, I'm planning to use BTRFS in a VM first to understand it fully.

it's more of a hint that if I'm trying to create something inside those directories then I'm doing something wrong (like forgetting to mount a filesystem) and "permission denied" errors let me know that I am.

Now I understand.

This is all new to me bro.

Even I don't know if I will go this further to explain something to someone.

Thanks Chad.

If I want something to be deleted, then I could just edit it before the deletion? So it should be gone sooner this way, if ever.

Didn't think about it, gonna use that.

Do they have lemmy community?

I never understood (still can't) the need for Twitter. I always thought people used that platform to stalk famous people and officials (I have no idea why they started to use that platform).

Since, they are (famous people) mostly not on mastodon, I can't understand why people need Mastodon.

If I need people's opinions on anything Lemmy is there, right?

I'm not degrading Mastodon or anything in any manner, But I'm simply curious.

There are also problems like the above case.

Also let's say some instance have i//egal content on it, it would take only one user from your instance to see that content, and now you are hosting the i/lega/ content.

Thanks bro.

Thanks for the info.

/mnt is not for everything, it is a temporary mount point.

Even if I mount fixed drives on /mnt, there won't be any problems, right ?

Thanks for the heads up.

I have no idea man. Seems fine though.

Not /mnt and not /media

Why though?

what kind of data

Just media files, downloads, images , music kinda stuff.

OS "replaces" its contents AND permissions with that of the filesystem's root.

So, the original content is lost forever?

setting permissions is just extreme pedantry

So, what's the actual use case of it though? Even though it's pedantry, it still there has to be some benefits, right?

I mean, What's the need for you to deny the access of /mnt/a untill has mounted with something? One can just leave it as it is, right?

I don't understand the need to caching the content instead just accessing it on the go.

The answer to your question why is because I arbitrarily decided on that years ago. That's basically all there is to it.

Thanks for clarifying bro

Thanks man. Nice rice.

Hyprland is just mouthwatering.

Mint is cool but cinnamon looks archaic & I'm yet see some cooked rice based on cinnamon.

Btw, does Wayland added support for global shortcuts?

Is it possible to install Hyprland on Mint 21.3 or 22 without any problems ?