I think it was $50 about ten or fifteen years ago. I need a thing that puts words on the screen and will show me porn and do accelerated 2D fast enough that my SNES emulator doesn't stutter. I'm not running a mining rig.
> You just run fsck if something does not work, it works quite well.
It fixes the FS but you end up with orphaned inodes, and this includes files that weren't open in directories that weren't open. I have pulled files out that were busted things in /etc and then gave up when I found some of the Postgres files and some libraries: some programs will complain if some files are missing, but a missing config file for some of them means to just use the defaults. A filesystem does that to me once, and I don't want to touch it. I think the other BSDs have journaling filesystems and I'll have to figure it out if I switch there.
@p@verita84_automata@takao Even journal files system have fucked me over (like just a few days ago) some of my libs are just missing atm. Having to backup data is the most important it seems.
FreeBSD has UFS(2) which doesn't have a journal and ZFS which isn't ideal for desktop usage. NetBSD has UFS(2) and that's it. OpenBSD is the same. And Dragonfly has HAMMER which probably is a journaled filesystem, but I couldn't find any info on that.
@dcc@takao@verita84_automata Yeah, "can fuck up" versus "every time the machine loses power". This box that I had that constantly locked up, I had some OpenBSD VMs and every single time it happened, they were broken. Eventually they got replaced with Debian or Slackware VMs. I would really like to use Theo's OS, but if it is going to do that kind of thing, I can't.
@p@phnt@takao@verita84_automata Now that i am thinking about it, i dont member if dragon fly has bhyve but if i does that means i could think about using that to (since it bhyve has gpu passthough support) I don't really care to use free bsd is the only reason i don't want to switch.
@charlie_root@dcc@phnt@takao@verita84_automata dfly is kind of tuned for some specific purposes; maybe that's changed since I used it but I would be kind of surprised if it's very friendly to that kind of purpose.