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  • Yes, OP, this is the way. And if you cannot do this on this laptop, do the installation on another and use the resulting USB drive.

  • Still no HDMI or any other external display?

  • Also:

    When the system hibernates, information about the device and offset used is now written to a non-volatile EFI variable. On next boot the system will attempt to resume from the location indicated in this EFI variable. This should make hibernation a lot more robust, while requiring no manual configuration of the resume location.

  • Are other subvolumes of those volumes mounted somewhere else, with other btrfs options? The btrfs options, including compress, are not applicable per subvolume.

  • I would just set it up with normal KDE with autologin and have the home directory deleted and recreated at boot.

    Should they mess up anything, just tell them to reboot

  • Don't just copy from google maps though. You are not supposed to do that