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EXT4 Has A Very Nice Performance Optimization For Linux 6.11 (Phoronix)
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Huge news 🎉 Thanks OP for sharing.
It feels like a relief after reading earlier Lemmy comments in other posts about btrfs vs ext4 and having read this Wikipedia page paragraph :
Oh no, wait a minute, I overlooked the next sentence last time 😀 :
On the last system I put together I used xfs because I was thinking ext4 development was waning. TBH I can't really tell the difference in my regular usage.
Word on the street is that xfs sometimes corrupts files, but I'm not sure if that's true anymore.
Maybe on the next system I'll be back to ext4.
Btrfs is newer and has more features