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this post was submitted on 22 Dec 2023
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One of the 240 million would've possibly been my friend's "old" gaming PC with a Ryzen 9 3900X, that he said could not upgrade to Windows 11. He sold it to me for cheap and I put KDE Neon on it. So far, it's running smoothly except for the challenge of trying to automate mounting a RAID 1 set of drives.
I use "gnome-disk-utility" for mounting disks.
Heck if I can get a computer to mount a drive on login.. but "disks" let's me do that easily.
Granted that might be different for your setup. So ymmv