I tried to install Hello, and set up a live USB. The GUI was nice enough to satisfy me. The problems started when I tried to install it. The installer assumes

I tried to install Hello, and set up a live USB. The GUI was nice enough to satisfy me. The problems started when I tried to install it. The installer assumes that I want to erase the entire drive. How can an alternative OS expect to be given first-class ownership of the internal drive? It's so... prideful. Many Linux users dual-boot, as do some macOS users on x86. After trying FreeBSD and NomadBSD, in the end I got GhostBSD working. The trackpad works, but sensitivity is way off. It was a fun experiment, and I like the attempts at making a prettier GUI, but this won't be my daily driver.