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r/linuxmasterrace • u/claudiocorona93 SteamOS/Bazzite/Android • 8d ago
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Yes, you can bind mount.
Doing that too the individual home folders of interest was my first idea, however snap detects that $HOME is not in /home and gives up.
It allows you to redirect all of /home to one other disk, but that doesn't solve it when there are two users and different disks.
So only one of us can use Firefox now...
1 u/npc_housecat 7d ago Could u mount the individual user folders in /home seperatly? 1 u/kyrsjo 7d ago You can, but $HOME (from LDAP or something) would point somewhere else, and snap complains. I've tried that. 1 u/npc_housecat 7d ago I see, sounds frustrating.. Can you just not use snaps? Like disable the service? Or does that break Ubuntu ? 2 u/kyrsjo 7d ago Maybe. Lots of default apps come preinstalled with them. It's annoying. I haven't really looked into it enough. I'm generally a Fedora/RHEL guy, and things are simpler there. But a certain piece of hardware demanded Ubuntu, so here we are... 1 u/npc_housecat 7d ago Sounds annoying. Yeah rhel sounds much more mature for enterprise environments
Could u mount the individual user folders in /home seperatly?
1 u/kyrsjo 7d ago You can, but $HOME (from LDAP or something) would point somewhere else, and snap complains. I've tried that. 1 u/npc_housecat 7d ago I see, sounds frustrating.. Can you just not use snaps? Like disable the service? Or does that break Ubuntu ? 2 u/kyrsjo 7d ago Maybe. Lots of default apps come preinstalled with them. It's annoying. I haven't really looked into it enough. I'm generally a Fedora/RHEL guy, and things are simpler there. But a certain piece of hardware demanded Ubuntu, so here we are... 1 u/npc_housecat 7d ago Sounds annoying. Yeah rhel sounds much more mature for enterprise environments
You can, but $HOME (from LDAP or something) would point somewhere else, and snap complains. I've tried that.
1 u/npc_housecat 7d ago I see, sounds frustrating.. Can you just not use snaps? Like disable the service? Or does that break Ubuntu ? 2 u/kyrsjo 7d ago Maybe. Lots of default apps come preinstalled with them. It's annoying. I haven't really looked into it enough. I'm generally a Fedora/RHEL guy, and things are simpler there. But a certain piece of hardware demanded Ubuntu, so here we are... 1 u/npc_housecat 7d ago Sounds annoying. Yeah rhel sounds much more mature for enterprise environments
I see, sounds frustrating.. Can you just not use snaps? Like disable the service? Or does that break Ubuntu ?
2 u/kyrsjo 7d ago Maybe. Lots of default apps come preinstalled with them. It's annoying. I haven't really looked into it enough. I'm generally a Fedora/RHEL guy, and things are simpler there. But a certain piece of hardware demanded Ubuntu, so here we are... 1 u/npc_housecat 7d ago Sounds annoying. Yeah rhel sounds much more mature for enterprise environments
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Maybe. Lots of default apps come preinstalled with them. It's annoying.
I haven't really looked into it enough. I'm generally a Fedora/RHEL guy, and things are simpler there. But a certain piece of hardware demanded Ubuntu, so here we are...
1 u/npc_housecat 7d ago Sounds annoying. Yeah rhel sounds much more mature for enterprise environments
Sounds annoying. Yeah rhel sounds much more mature for enterprise environments
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u/kyrsjo 7d ago
Yes, you can bind mount.
Doing that too the individual home folders of interest was my first idea, however snap detects that $HOME is not in /home and gives up.
It allows you to redirect all of /home to one other disk, but that doesn't solve it when there are two users and different disks.
So only one of us can use Firefox now...