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   Johnny Peligro, now on Mitra! (mischievoustomato@mitra.taihou.website)'s status on Friday, 25-Oct-2024 08:57:39 JST Johnny Peligro, now on Mitra!

   see ya friends soon, gonna reinstall arch with kde because my time is worthless

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     broken god (cvnt@fsebugoutzone.org)'s status on Friday, 25-Oct-2024 08:57:36 JST broken god

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     • vertka
     @mischievoustomato @vertka
     
     Whatever Apple uses.
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     Johnny Peligro, now on Mitra! (mischievoustomato@mitra.taihou.website)'s status on Friday, 25-Oct-2024 08:57:37 JST Johnny Peligro, now on Mitra!

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     @vertka holy war? i have some opinions but nothing controversial

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     vertka (vertka@suya.place)'s status on Friday, 25-Oct-2024 08:57:38 JST vertka

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     @mischievoustomato you can spend this time teaching me about the holy war of filesystems
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     Johnny Peligro, now on Mitra! (mischievoustomato@mitra.taihou.website)'s status on Friday, 25-Oct-2024 09:04:30 JST Johnny Peligro, now on Mitra!

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     • broken god

     @cvnt @vertka i use btrfs because compression

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     EdBoatConnoisseur (edboatconnoisseur@poa.st)'s status on Friday, 25-Oct-2024 10:30:46 JST EdBoatConnoisseur

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     • Jerome

     @vertka @mischievoustomato @segfault @cvnt @j that is easy to fix, just put this on a script and run it with sudo

     fstab_awk () { awk '/btrfs/ { sub(/defaults/,"noatime,compress=zstd:10")} ; {print $0}' "$1" } mv /etc/fstab /etc/old-fstab fstab_awk /etc/old-fstab > /etc/fstab
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     EdBoatConnoisseur (edboatconnoisseur@poa.st)'s status on Friday, 25-Oct-2024 10:30:46 JST EdBoatConnoisseur

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     @vertka @mischievoustomato @segfault @cvnt @j also do NOT put the "discard" option on the fstab mount options, it is better to run a monthly trim cronjob like this:

     #!/bin/sh # # To find which FS support trim, we check that DISC-MAX (discard max bytes) # is great than zero. Check discard_max_bytes documentation at # kernel.org/doc/Documentation/block/queue-sysfs.txt # PATH=/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin for fs in $(lsblk -o MOUNTPOINT,DISC-MAX,FSTYPE | grep -E '^/.* [1-9]+.* ' | awk '{print $1}'); do [ -z "$1" ] || printf '%s\n' "sending trim to $fs" fstrim "$fs" done

     if you run it interactively and give it an argument it will show which partition is getting trimmed.

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     Jerome (j@shitposter.world)'s status on Friday, 25-Oct-2024 10:30:46 JST Jerome

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     • vertka
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     @EdBoatConnoisseur @segfault @cvnt @mischievoustomato @vertka I usually do weekly
     It's not the most elegant solution for computers that don't stay on 24/7
     Ext4 does trim better than xfs
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     vertka (vertka@suya.place)'s status on Friday, 25-Oct-2024 10:30:47 JST vertka

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     @mischievoustomato @segfault @cvnt @j I moved from btrfs to ext4 because I'm retarded paranoid who noticed that btrfs does more writes and I believe it wears SSD faster :DUMBcat:
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     Johnny Peligro, now on Mitra! (mischievoustomato@mitra.taihou.website)'s status on Friday, 25-Oct-2024 10:30:48 JST Johnny Peligro, now on Mitra!

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     • Jerome

     @segfault @vertka @cvnt it's ok. it's standard. that said, I'd recommend xfs over it since it's faster and more actively developed. I think @j also likes kt

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     segfault (segfault@class.lunanova.dev)'s status on Friday, 25-Oct-2024 10:30:50 JST segfault

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     • broken god
     @mischievoustomato @cvnt @vertka takes on ext4?
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     broken god (cvnt@fsebugoutzone.org)'s status on Friday, 25-Oct-2024 10:35:03 JST broken god

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     @j @EdBoatConnoisseur @mischievoustomato @segfault @vertka
     
     So, how about ReiserFS?
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     EdBoatConnoisseur (edboatconnoisseur@poa.st)'s status on Friday, 25-Oct-2024 10:35:04 JST EdBoatConnoisseur

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     @j @segfault @cvnt @mischievoustomato @vertka i pretty much only use btrfs except for /boot, can't beat Ext2 there.

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     Jerome (j@shitposter.world)'s status on Friday, 25-Oct-2024 10:35:04 JST Jerome

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     @EdBoatConnoisseur @segfault @cvnt @mischievoustomato @vertka I'll likely never use btrfs again. If I need a robust filesystem I'll use ZFS and not it's mentally handicapped cousin.
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     Jerome (j@shitposter.world)'s status on Friday, 25-Oct-2024 12:15:47 JST Jerome

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     @cvnt @segfault @mischievoustomato @EdBoatConnoisseur @vertka I've never used it
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     broken god (cvnt@fsebugoutzone.org)'s status on Friday, 25-Oct-2024 12:18:54 JST broken god

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     @j @EdBoatConnoisseur @mischievoustomato @segfault @vertka
     
     Neither have I, but some of his other work seemed promising.