Oh, can’t really try that since it requires root, but that’s really cool!

KDE Connect can get you most of the way there, unfortunately you won’t be able to auto sync the clipboard from the phone to the PC due to an Android limitation (the other way around works instead), but you can still manually send it over. For example, to make it easier to access, I added the tile for sending it in the quick settings

Ah interesting, is the process more automated with it?

So I’m assuming your drives are not encrypted, right?

That sounds promising, but I feel like it is quite complex for me, maybe I’ll look into it again another time, thanks for the suggestion and explaining to me though!

I’m trying that right now, but I can’t figure out how to decrypt and mount my drive at boot, I’ve read that simply giving the drive the same passphrase as that of the first drive would enable unlocking both at boot (reference), but it didn’t work for me, the drive remains encrypted and also not mounted despite me adding the entry to /etc/crypyttab and /etc/fstab

Looked up this mergerfs, I have to say that it goes over my head quite a bit, if the point is to pool the drive capacity then what’s the advantage of using that over the native capabilities of btrfs?

pool the storage capacity of the drives for that folder.

So I could do that for the root folder as well I imagine?

Good point about the /mnt thing, I think I’ll go with that, at least initially

I can’t fathom the use of Wine on Linux, clearly Tux has always had a Beer belly

…Neovim anyone?

(Bless his soul, tho, that goes without saying)

This is serious, Tux fookin shot down a man