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That's awesome! How's the usability?
Haha I've been switching installation methods more than I've been switching distros! I've once again settled on a local install with extra storage on the NAS. I was only giving about 20gb per partition which was way too little. Now I have 4 different distros each on 100gb partitions on my local nvme. It's about 7-8gbps vs my NAS which was only about 1gbps and that's on larger files only. I think that gives me a fair amount of runway while I figure out the distro or two that I'll use for my main. I still can spin up a NAS install really easily in the case I want to test something out though! Although Arch makes it a real headache to install to an iscsi