> g4sra via Dng said on Thu, 20 Nov 2025 12:42:28 +0000
>

> > - snip -
> >

> > > I don't recomend making /boot a mountpoint though.
> >

> > Why not ?
>

>

> For the same reason not to have more than one partition per disk: It
> does nothing for you. If you need to grab space off other disks for a
> given (former) mountpoint, a bind mount to a directory on the othe disk
> does just fine. This way all your directories are like "rubber rooms"
> that expand and contract as needed, and you only need to check each
> hard disk with df -h.

How can you say "It does nothing for you." you have no idea how I am using Linux. I have systems that do not even have '/boot', the kernel lives in NAND.

There is far too much of this "You must \ you must not" and nowhere near enough "You can \ You may not".

-- RANT ALERT --

Do you know how you are using Linux ?
What is in your Router, Phone, Vacuum, Washing Machine, Fridge.
Not that I would entertain a fridge that orders my weekly shop for me, but that is *my choice*.


If you want to live in a dictatorship, install Microsoft, IBM\RedHat, Canonical, but leave me free to choose the best method for my use scenario.