Someone that knows Linux will know that they primary soldered drive will likely be SDA. It will make sense to make the primary drive as A:/. Here is the catch though. Your computer has an SD card reader. Your SD Card reader will be given another ID ending in A. So which drive should get that A:/ designation. With that said, if I was forced to use Windows, I would have made the configurations as I do with Senitrus PC. Keep in mind, that these are aliases for the user. C:/ still references SDA. I just made the alias simpler for those that are coming from Windows. C:/ is the primary SSF drive. Floppy drives are no longer a thing. The SD card reader is A:/ and microSD card reader is B:/. With that said, it just makes sense that I do things the way I do for those that need the aliasing.
Aliasing can also benefit other users than Windows. Rather than providing the full directory path for SDA, one can just use C:/, and it would be much simpler. Yes, installation of programs will use the full pathname, but computers don’t care about aliases, and they can learn the full path name in less than a second. For them, there is no difference. I would like to see a time where users will be able to alias the drive within the computer program they write for Senitrus Systems.