On 9/1/25 6:26 AM, Pramod V. U. via users wrote:
Samuel Sieb wrote:
Do you need more space than the SSD?
The space size is sufficient, but I wouldn't like to waste the large amount of
space which I could use... 1TB would be convenient, even if not a hard
necessity.
Install the OS on the SSD, then you can format the HDD as btrfs (leaving
whatever space you need for windows) and mount volumes as needed for
extra space.
"Mount volumes as needed" is not what I prefer.
I have my files organized in XDG-compliant ways, under $HOME, with quite a few of my
programs having data and state files under ~/.local ~/.cache etc... and I prefer not to
have a web of symlinks in $HOME to some "mountpoint". The file-tree being
separate from my user directory was one of the major inconveniences I faced in windows...
My programs and way of use...
You don't need symlinks. You can mount the subvolume directly into your
user directory.
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