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It’s easy to say so now that I’ve gotten it to work, but the whole process isn’t documented at all on any website. I daily drive macOS, Debian, and Windows (fo
by leohonexus 4y ago
It’s easy to say so now that I’ve gotten it to work, but the whole process isn’t documented at all on any website.
I daily drive macOS, Debian, and Windows (for personal & work purposes) - the same can be said for Linux (auto mounting a WebDAV share on boot), but at least:
- Linux’s documentation is much more comprehensive than Apple
- whatever you do on Linux some guy from 2003 would have already done so, whereas going from Catalina to Big Sur would’ve seen some big process changes and deprecations
- Intel vs M1 compatibility concerns galore, the only times I need to worry about that on Linux is when I run VMs and LXCs on Proxmox.
- gattilorenz 4y ago>whatever you do on Linux some guy from 2003 would have already done so Ah, sure, but that was pre-systemd. Or maybe the solution was for XFree86 and now I'm on Wayland... Or an interesting incantation of ifconfig, which might not even be installed by default?