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Package up and transport a linux?
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This is the way, I've kept a 7 year old install going this way, through 3 laptops and even LUKS encryption.
I just copied my whole root partition to a new Laptop over netcat. It still has close hardware (Intel CPU, no extra GPU, etc.), but some differences in interfaces etc.
Things one might have to consider:
But literally nothing that would break anything. Because Arch is usually installed manually, one knows what needs to be cared for, what could break or could cause certain issues.
@lemmy_user_838586 @bizdelnick That is “a” way not “the” way.