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1. glhayn+Np[view] [source] 2026-01-04 16:32:31
>>csmant+(OP)
On a similar note: just the other day I was thinking about how the Unixy systems I used 20+ years ago used to nudge/push you toward creating several actual partitions during installation. Maybe /, /usr, swap… maybe one or two more? IIRC, I think some of the BSDs, at least, maybe still do? Always seemed weird and suboptimal to me for most installations, but I remember being told by graybeards at the time that it was the Right Way.
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2. 171862+ps2[view] [source] 2026-01-05 10:56:27
>>glhayn+Np
I think that is still the recommended way? The GNU/Linux Debian installer definitely does it by default. Even MS Windows does now-a-days.
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