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this post was submitted on 27 Jun 2024
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If I understand you correctly, I think you can manually create symlinks to the HDD. For example, if you want libreoffice suite to be on HDD, you would go into where the libreoffice suite is located on the SSD, move it to some location on the HDD, and create a symlink in its place pointing to the new location. This way, the data is stored on the HDD but all programs still find its way there.
I would also recommend upgrading your HDD to a SATA SSD. But of course, that costs money so, up to you.
Thanks, that sounds like it would work. But it also seems fragile since it would be up to me to keep track of everything.
So far I have found flatpak user installs but I'm looking for other solutions that would work generally for packages I install through apt.