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While I can appreciate the security advantages of snap packages, I can't help but resent the fact that the output of the mount command is now polluted with doze
by ghostpepper 7y ago
While I can appreciate the security advantages of snap packages, I can't help but resent the fact that the output of the mount command is now polluted with dozens of lines unrelated to mounted disks.
- axaxs 7y agoAgreed on that front. That's really my biggest issue with snaps.
- quicklime 7y agoThank you, it's nice to know that I'm not the only one who thinks this. You could use an alias to hide this: alias df='df -x squashfs' Given that squashfs is a read-only filesystem, I don't know why this isn't done by default. No one needs to worry about how much free space is left on an ro volume. I also go a few steps further and disable udev (-x devtmpfs) and tmpfs (-x tmpfs) as well.
- dmckeon 7y agoTry findmnt(8) like: findmnt --df --types