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Nope - any system that imposes on me what my 'home directory' is inherently broken
by Taniwha 5y ago
Nope - any system that imposes on me what my 'home directory' is inherently broken
- erlkonig 5y agoRight. And that same utterly braindead constraint prevents it from scaling to - or handling at all - many commercial unix environments. Just... unimaginably little vision.
- erlkonig 5y agoI should add that it doesn't even work on my home network, where home directories are mounted over NFS - and not into /home/$user - /home was never guaranteed, that's what $HOME is FOR. I just can't believe how broken snaps are.
- Taniwha 5y agonor on my system where home has largely been symbolic links to hard mountpoints for 20 years now