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@Huckleberry at least the thread is in community > chat > general :)

"EKSF" anyway, why would you suspect China for a linux distro while buying practically everything else that was made in China (including consumer and professional-grade electronics).

Tried to install it but I wasn't aware that it wouldn't support btrfs so I dropped it. But the installer looks very, very nice. Surprisingly enough, it has detected my timezone, and proposed english as first choice. The disk partitioning part is just lovely. It tells you what's on the partition, how ...

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Lovely

I'd love to hear how Doerak is pronounced. Anyone wants to volounteer a vocaroo.com upload ?

Noice

dolphin_oracle wrote: Thu Jul 18, 2019 9:53 am probably not right away.

Here's the work around for you. You could just install with /home to the root directory, then add your home folder afterwards via fstab.

As always, thanks for the tip :) (and quick follow up)

Thanks @dolphine_oracle ! So I think the problem is that I chose to install MX Linux over a partition that has already been hosting another distribution with a btrfs filesystem. This means that at the top of the partition there is a "@" folder before the slash "/" folder :

$ sudo mount /dev/sda9 ...

I don't understand comment 3. are you glad we use the swap, or not glad we use the swap.


Yo dolphin_orcale :)

The swap partition isn't selected by default, for example it could detect that /dev/sda5/ is a swap partition and use that as swap. mxer argues that this can be a security issue. I can ...