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Nonsense. You can mount filesystems to mount points in much the same way as is done in Unix. No one would ever need to do that.
by avidphantasm 5mo ago
Nonsense. You can mount filesystems to mount points in much the same way as is done in Unix. No one would ever need to do that.
- Dwedit 5mo agoYou can indeed use mount points like C:\mountdir, but that's still on the C drive, which is a drive letter. It's not "no drive letters".
- avidphantasm 5mo agoAnd if \ was an alias for C:\ this would just be \mountdir.