greattsclerouse

I'd like to set-up my various MacBooks with a dual-boot set-up that minimizes duplication. i.e. if I want to set-up Darling in linux, I'd like to re-use whatever I can from the Mac install vs. redownloading. I'd like to do this for user home, music, downloads, etc. but APFS is a pain and I hear lots of issues. Anyone have the secret sauce or some advice on best practices?

I wanted to ask what the community thinks about graph databases today. I've worked with Blaze Graph and Janus and a few others but thought it might be worthwhile to ask what everyone else is using now that AMZN swallowed Blaze and created Neptune. I'd like to build an application that would leverage a user's local graph in combination with a graph in the cloud and was hoping to use the same graphdb, but the more I think about this problem I suspect that there isn't a one size fits all approach and I might be better off using something more industrial in the Cloud and something more lightweight for the local functionality--which led me to look at neosemantics... and so, here I am... what do you nerds think?