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I don’t think this is a bad question at all, personally I would prefer to mount the drive once and symlink folders for a couple reasons:

1. It’s easier to automate
2. it’s theoretically faster (to initialize) as symlinks are effectively free
3. I personally like symlink syntax more than mount syntax :P

One possible con to symlinks is that certain (linux native) software can misbehave when it has to interact with them, but this is a fairly uncommon issue. Stuff ran through wine or proton should support them just fine, as they are abstracted away.

Try it on duckduckgo, I have never tested it. They try to replicate a lot of google’s functionality.

You can plug in a keyboard, mouse, and monitor

Once it all gets to ram, you should be just fine

Weird configs aren’t always a tell, my daily driver is a desktop with a tigerlake mobile engineering sample cpu

Steam deck has a full fat kde desktop on the stock os

Windows isn’t / doesn’t use a microkernel

I would recommend ProtonVPN, Windscribe is kinda predatory in their pricing and I don’t appreciate it

Can’t wait for vertical tabs

Indeed, I recall that as well. Something about the manufacturers “overproducing” in their eyes, and deciding with each other to drop production together

why’d ya make it weird, OP

You seem profoundly confused on what the hell you actually want

One option is to leave it plugged in and hope the charge controller isn’t stupid. There might be a bios option for AC mode or similar, dunno how custom the firmware on these old macbooks is.

ffmpeg will be your friend

The other flash chip storing program code for the rp2040 will decay before then making the longevity marketing dumb

Just enable the container tab for private windows

Arch has an internet pxe option

I think in this specific scenario you can attribute most of it’s popularity directly to that video

It does support arm!! Most arm devices do not support UEFI though, and have very proprietary boot processes requiring custom kernels and such, so your milage may vary. UEFI arm (like on Libre Computer boards) will work flawlessly.

This only ever really applies to devices without UIs or otherwise embedded OSs, and personally I wouldn’t trust a drive with more than a handful of files in such a device anyway.