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What Filesystem?

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What filesystem is currently best for a single nvme drive with regard to performance read/write as well as stability/no file loss? ext4 seems very old, btrfs is used by RHEL, ZFS seems to be quite good… what do people tend to use nowadays? What is an arch users go-to filesystem?

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Nonononoki@lemmy.world
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Too bad btrfs still doesn’t support encryption natively, unlike ext4.

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Affine Connection@lemmy.world
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How much is ext4 filesystem-level encryption actually used though?

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Nonononoki@lemmy.world
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I guess not much on desktop Linux, but every Android phone uses it. Really wish every Linux desktop would start encrypting their /home partition by default, which is the standard by many other operating systems.

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Krik@feddit.de
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I’m pretty sure default Android runs almost always on F2FS.

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