Per FHS [1] I think /media is correct.
- /mnt/ : Temporarily mounted filesystems
- /media/ : Mount points for removable media such as CD-ROMs (appeared in FHS-2.3)
It isn't really temporary as it has to stay for the runtime of the system.
OTOH it isn't a removable media either.
I'll wait what Scott thinks about it - I think he is subscribed but I'll add him explicitly.
Might I ask you to outline the actual pain points you see due to this, I have some ideas but wonder what it is for you:
- that users wonder what "this thing" in the Nemo file manager is?
- that they get old data on the -ro mount as it is before the overlay?
- ...?
Per FHS [1] I think /media is correct.
- /mnt/ : Temporarily mounted filesystems
- /media/ : Mount points for removable media such as CD-ROMs (appeared in FHS-2.3)
It isn't really temporary as it has to stay for the runtime of the system.
OTOH it isn't a removable media either.
I'll wait what Scott thinks about it - I think he is subscribed but I'll add him explicitly.
Might I ask you to outline the actual pain points you see due to this, I have some ideas but wonder what it is for you:
- that users wonder what "this thing" in the Nemo file manager is?
- that they get old data on the -ro mount as it is before the overlay?
- ...?
[1]: https:/ /wiki.debian. org/FilesystemH ierarchyStandar d