Which one /g/ ?

FAT16

>>61840952
Do you have a lot of nested directories or just many many files? Go for ext4.
Do you have really big files or big ass databases? Go for xfs.

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Welcome to the void op.
Ext 4 and you are good to enter the void.

>>61840964
like you?

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>>61840952
Whatever.
Then proceed directly to rsyncing your root to a zfs filesystem.

>>61840952
btrfs if you're intelligent anything else if you're not

>>61841023

Its Slackware though

>>61841041
>>61841023
>>61841017
>>61840964
the correct answer would be "btrfs+lzo"

>>61841074
NO

Wifekillerfs

Btrfs is deprecated and done for.
Use ext4.

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>>61841074
zfs+lz4+EdonR dedup & checksums for maximum juicing of old IBM shittops.

>>61841056
fuck, the installer is really similar.

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>>61841031

>>61841148

Its cool man, Slackers and Voidbros have to stick together in the systemd wasteland

>>61841122
It's not though

>>61841031
stop projecting amerifat

>>61840952
butterface

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>>61841031
kekd

>>61841306
It was deprecated recently in RHEL. Google it

>>61841905
That just means Red Hat is too cheap to pay a developer to backport all the Btrfs related patches to one kernel for a decade.