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Content is King? - How it sucked out the joy of personal websites (jeena.net)
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[–] xePBMg9@lemmynsfw.com 3 points 5 months ago

I read about your home partition troubles. I ran in to that recently as well. Similarly I thought I would quickly try stable diffusion. Ended up not being as quick as I had hoped. I had to boot gparted and resize root and home. I had done that before at some point; but I keep forgetting how to do things. I was unsure if it is safe to do that without the latest version of gparted, so to be safe I redownloaded it and updated my system as well. Of course I have some old Nvidia hardware that tend to make my upgrades painful, so that took not so little time too.

I'm not really sure why having a separate home partition is even beneficial to begin with. Next time I make an install, I might just go without that.