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tell me your experience using zfs/btrfs
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You do know that Steam handles multiple libraries transparently, even on removable drives?
I know they all show up in the same interface and I can move games between drives in the storage interface.
But I don't want to deal with having to shuffle things around to install a 40GiB game where both drives only have 30GiB free. Or having to remember which of the two drives has a specific game on when I want to find their files.
It also gives a possibly-insignificant speed boost and extra cool points.
Can't argue with cool points.