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Windows has had similar functionality for ages in the form of System File Protection. OpenBSD has probably the most cumbersome approach of using multiple parti
by housemusicfan 3y ago
Windows has had similar functionality for ages in the form of System File Protection.
OpenBSD has probably the most cumbersome approach of using multiple partitions and mounting those with system files as read-only. As inflexible as that is (sizing many partitions correctly is an unnecessary nightmare) it's better than Snap which is bloated from the get go.
- wkat4242 3y agoIt doesn't have to be a problem with those partitions. You could use zpools with different zfses inside. They can all use the same space yet are still different filesystems. But if FreeBSD or OpenBSD do something like this, they will make sure it can be managed by the user too, not like Apple.
- housemusicfan 3y ago[dead]