I just moved everything to BTRFS. /boot partition is ext3, and

>>61034906
>BTRFS
Is it really an advantage to ext4?

what does dick taste like

Why not use ReiserFS for killer seek times?

>>61035234
xd

>>61034906
enjoy your lack of data loss :^)

>>61035234
+1

>>61035298
more like enjoy shit performance and fragmentation in common usage scenarios

>>61035234
Prepare to experience chaos.

>>61034906
Why?

>>61035380
So it's an NTFS clone?

>>61034906
prepare your anus

Question: Why?

>>61034906
BTRFS I can understand.
But why EXT3 for the /boot partition?

>>61034906
are you a ninja

>>61034906
How does it feel being a lower-half double digit?

>>61034906
Zfs is more mature with similar if not better features

>>61036612
/boot partition should be ext2.

If you have multiple distros, you can use btrfs subvolumes to have them all on the same partition

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>>61037097
Can confirm.
OP, switch to ZFS root.

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>>61035234
m'reiser4.

>>61034906
Are you on openSUSE? I've had a lot of issues with btrfs shitting itself (though it's probably because I've been fucking too much with snapshots when working on container runtimes).

>>61037457
How does (((Larry Ellison)))'s dick taste?

>>61035234
hello redd1t

>2017
>ext3
Haven't you heard of ext4 and XFS?