gpstarman @ gpstarman @lemmy.today

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Thank you.

I want Mint's way of updating packages, installing kernels, Adding ppa, changing apt server, etc.

It's so easy to manage the system. But I just don't want the extra packages like hypnotix and etc.. Although, I can see why all those things were there, It's just me.

I'm a pro GUI person, so I like Mint.

Ik man. I'm just saying that they laughed at you for needing gui for 'terminal' (endpoint), suggesting that you should use 'terminal' (cli)

Thanks man.

I ran into a bunch who laughed at the thought of a gui terminal server

I just don't understand the terminal gatekeepers. Isn't it nice to have GUI, you don't have to remember endless number of commands, right?

If you don't want GUI, then just use terminal.

Personally, I'm not afraid of terminal or anything, it may be even the faster way of doing things. But I like GUI, where every option is just laid out for you.

I want Mint's way of updating packages, installing kernels, Adding ppa, changing apt server, etc.

It's so easy to manage the system. But I just don't want the extra packages like hypnotix and etc.. Although, I can see why all those things were there, It's just me.

I'm a pro GUI person, so I like Mint.

Thank you.

That actually happens? I thought that TimeShift or whatever utility will sense that and just don't the recursion thing.

Let's hope that I gonna have good time. I'm gonna try CachyOS on VM first.

Thanks.

Thank you Chad.

Thank you for explaining.

time for a fair while getting it set up

That's a sacrifice I'm willing to make.

Also for some reason lemmy seems to rarely duplicate some comments. Now I'm seeing two of your same comment and two of my same reply.

Thanks bro. Now I'm really getting hyped up. Because mine almost the same except

CPU: I7 gen 12

Ram: 8gb

Sadly my rtx 3050 has only 4GB vram 🥲

So you suggest not to mount like the guy above said /home/stoy/videos ?

And suggest symlinks instead?

If I'm not wrong LVM is a method which joins all your disk into single storage pool.

Let's say I stored data all across my LVM, now I suddenly remove one of the disks. What happen now?

Also can I add more disks to LVM later?

If I'm not wrong LVM is a method which joins all your disk into single storage pool.

Let's say I stored data all across my LVM, now I remove one of the disks. What happen now?

Thank you for the explanation.

Thanks man.

Can you please elaborate?