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Julian Groß@juliangro@social.linux.pizza (2026-10-27 17:49:23)
@rio the better filesystem. ;)
You can enable filesystem compression on there by adding the `compress-force` to the partition in your `/etc/fstab`. (The force part is to have the compression algorithm decide what to compress instead of the filesystem.)
Don't tell big tech, but I have 600GB on my 500GB SSD right now.
I use BTRFS for literally everything nowadays. I assume Fedora switched to it because you can take snapshots with it that you can theoretically roll back to. (Personally, I don't care about that because having a backup on the same drive isn't very useful to me.)
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KawaneRio🇯🇵🌸🍡@rio@kawane.misskey.online (2026-10-27 18:01:05)
@juliangro@social.linux.pizza you can compress everything in your filesystem??? Wouldn't that like, make the filesystem sluggish or not really? (or is the performance difference negligible in comparison to traditional HDDs I have connected?)