since it affects /* and not / the extra flag isn’t necessary

since it affects /* and not / no-preserve-root isn’t needed

Take in mind that lot of btrfs features need to be disabled (noCOW flag) for VM workloads to have acceptable performance. I usually just take the hit in performance if i need a VM (it’s not my primary use), but it is there and is noticeable.

I know i’m privileged paying 70 PLN (~17 USD) for symmetrical gigabit link, but holy shit man, that picture hurts.

Copy few debian system files into your arch directory.