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hey /g/ whats the best ideal filesystem to be using for linux? currently backing my shit up to go full debian, i have an SSD which will be for debian and then a normal drive for all my storage which im currently backing up and will probably make ext4. should i stick ext4 on the ssd too or is there anything significantly better
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hfs+ or ntfs
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>>57188969
>current year
>not btrfs
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>>57189037
btrfs is bestfs
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>>57189031
Unicode filesystems... Case insensitive? Unicode equivalency comparisons? What the fuck???!!?!?
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>>57189834
btrfs is a piece of shit that doesn't even survive some fuzzing. Everyone who claims that btrfs is a good filesystem is just full of shit.
Use ext4, it's traditional, but relatively safe.
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>>57189869
Automated snapshots not only solve that problem (and it will be fixed properly eventually), but they also provide a means of restoring files from back in time.
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>>57189861
Some argue it's better for users, but I don't necessarily think that's the case either.
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>>57189907
>Automated snapshots
On what? Another btrfs partition? Or are you going to use a proper file system for those? Because then you can just directly use that proper file system and not bother with the broken system instead.
Automated snapshots - yes, but for catastrophic incidents and not for just USING the system.
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