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I have always loved pysdm -- it is very handy for when you have a separate /home partition and want to remount it as /home on a new or re-installed partition (t
by Craiggybear 15y ago
I have always loved pysdm -- it is very handy for when you have a separate /home partition and want to remount it as /home on a new or re-installed partition (thus keeping all your files and settings) ... of course you can do it via the command line but this minimises the risk of screwing up badly.