I didn’t really mean to put this in the support forum but given the current forums I don’t really see where else to put it. I looked at the wikipedia pages for the unix file system hierarchy and linux one. Both say that the media folder is where usb stuff gets mounted but I know that my kde system i…

[image] Aragorn: but this is a private mount, meaning that it’s only available to the user sitting at the console, not to remotely logged-in users it’s more “only available to the user mounting it” as on unix/linux more than 1 user can be connected “localy” at the same time not only remote co…

[image] scachemaille: it’s more “only available to the user mounting it” as on unix/linux more than 1 user can be connected “localy” at the same time not only remote connected… Strictly speaking, you are correct, but most of the common hardware that we’re dealing with here at the forum does n…

but if you have 2 keyboard, 2 mouse, etc… you can have to 2 xorg session with 2 user working at the same time on the same machine… it’s what I meant… :wink:

Yes, but that’s a multiseat setup, and it’ll only work when X.Org is running. The Linux console itself is not multiplexed ─ albeit that efforts have been made (and abandoned again) at creating a multiplexed console. :wink:

[image] Aragorn: The Linux console itself is not multiplexed it can if you have serial terminal connected to serial ports… :innocent: you can do almost all what you want with linux… at school we had a unix sever with about 30 serial terminal connected to it… :wink: your answer is correct… a…

https://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipermail/devel/2014-August/201457.html and for info command systemd-path return some path

@Aragorn Thanks for reopening the thread I’ll adhere to what linux-aarhus said and make sure it doesn’t get out of hand. I should’ve figured I was beating a dead horse but since I don’t know the story behind it I’m glad to find out. Please keep it open at least for now. [image] Aragorn: and t…

[image] scachemaille: [image] Aragorn: The Linux console itself is not multiplexed it can if you have serial terminal connected to serial ports… No, that’s just a duplicate of or substitute to the main console. The Linux console code lives in the kernel, and does not allow for multipl…

So I´m sitting here and trying to answer my thoughts on this question, too. But the (easy) answer is still not there, right? I want to mount: External HDD, NFS/SMB shares, local (Windows) partitions WHERE is best practice to mount them in Manjaro? Just create a /media directory and forget about…

Hello, do these already give you some answers? [image] [root tip] [How To] Use systemd to mount ANY device Tutorials Difficulty: ★☆☆☆☆ Disk device recognition Manjaro uses udev (see Arch Wiki ) to load devices at boot time. The loading of devices is arbitrary …

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Hello, do these already give you some answers?