Re: p.s.: Linux build speed

On 2024-05-05, rbowman <bowman@montana.com> wrote:

On Sun, 5 May 2024 01:37:13 -0000 (UTC), vallor wrote:
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I will note that the biggest issue I've had with Linux itself was with
btrfs, which I once used for my / partition.  It got itself into a state
where it couldn't be repaired.  Someday I may try it again -- say in
five years?  (Beats me.)

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My OpenSUSE 13.2 install defaulted to btrfs and it didn't go well. It
would start to boot and go off to a black screen. I reformatted to ext4
which worked perfectly and never looked back. I'd been using reiserfs but
there was some sort of problem with the way Reiser solved his marital
problems that orphaned the project.

If I remember right, my Fedora 39 installation used btrfs by default. It
seems to be working fine. (Let me double check that.) ...

Yes, the main partition is btrfs. I'm not smart enough to know the
difference.

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