Justine Smithies on Nostr: Last but not least is the folk that say just have an encrypted zfs partition and use ...
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"content": "Last but not least is the folk that say just have an encrypted zfs partition and use zfsbootmenu and if you want swap have an unencrypted partition which doesn't sound safe but others say it doesn't really matter on a laptop anyway. See this link :eyeroll: \n\nhttps://askubuntu.com/questions/1076905/how-can-i-secure-an-unencrypted-swap-parition/1076908#1076908",
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