[–] 16 points 7 months ago*

Might be possible? It's not only possible but rather easy to do, in fact I often have multiple installs side by side in different subvolumes and I can switch between them, reinstall as needed, snapshot them. The only partition I have separate is /boot because it has to be vfat for the esp. Tbh accidentally blowing up a subvolume isn't all that much more or less difficult to do than accidentally blowing up a partition. IMO if you're paranoid about wrecking something the only safe separation is multiple drives and disconnecting the one you want to avoid touching. I keep home in a separate subvolume specifically for the separation you mention, it can persist across different installs because it's separate. Subvolumes are fully isolated from most failures with the exception of filesystem corruption.

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  • [–] 34 points 8 months ago (3 children)

    Tl;Dr they all failed because they're init daemons and not entire system management daemons. Article gave a nice description of the different choices but I gave up reading after runit because the reason for failure always boiled down to

    It's only an init daemon

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  • [–] -1 points 8 months ago* (last edited 8 months ago) (1 child)

    Honestly people are making a big deal out of this but I don't get it, the time for the outrage was when both AMD (2023) and Nvidia (2022) introduced frame generation into their respective upscalers. It was always gonna be downhill from there.

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