I have noted that some tutorials (ex.: Arch Linux Root on ZFS) use mountpoint=legacy while others (ex.: Install Arch Linux on ZFS) use mountpoint=none for what the datasets used as a containers for separation of system data and user data (/home).
They are exchangeable and haven’t noticed any difference on a system running with either of that.
What are the differences (if any at all) between the two options?
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