Pbuy a UPS if you're paranoid
RZFS is amazing for storage management, but being OOT still makes it impracticable.
RUnless you run a server when you can afford old kernels in general.
KI really enjoy BtrFS, I don't know anything ... but since I used openSUSE for the first time with BtrFS and Snapper by default ... I never wanted to use ext4 again.
And I was so mad that default Fedora doesn't come with a Snapper layout or Timeshift layout by default ... why do they even use BtrFS on Workstation? Even RHEL uses XFS iirc. But at least the atomic spins make use out of it..
And I was so mad that default Fedora doesn't come with a Snapper layout or Timeshift layout by default ... why do they even use BtrFS on Workstation? Even RHEL uses XFS iirc. But at least the atomic spins make use out of it..
Plike honestly the only time it's an issue is if you're irresponsible or your pc loses power at random
Pdon't be irresponsible
Kand how can you rollback to generations with NixOS on ext4... I thought only CoW fuckery can do it . . . .
RWhen you will lose data on it you will enjoy the amazing recovery tools that exists on that FS /s
P...
Pproper recovery is done at the block level anyway
RRThe title of this page tell all that you need to know /s
KIs bcachefs to btrfs, what wayland is to x11?
Kenglish.. sry
RI'm torn.
RI would say yes.
RBut if it will take ten years to get there as wayland maybe a no would be better /s
Pyou know it literally will though right
Pi would not go down the marketing tagline rabbit hole
RProbably yes.
Pespecially when it's somebody trying to sell you on bcachefs LMAO
RBut considering that btrfs is out from how much now? 10 years?
RAnd still have stuff that doesn't work.
RProbably the hope is that it will take less to take over the best in tree CoW FS in Linux is there, not gonna lie.
Pso in ten years maybe it'll be a btrfs
Pnice
RAt least now it has less of a bad reputation /s
PCoW semantics aren't the endgame for this space anyway
Psometimes you prefer data written to a journal for ordering instead of expecting your drive to eat a buffer all at once
Pif you have some crazy high speed cached NVMe drive, it's important for performance
Pif you don''t
Pit might be a bit of a questionable effort moving everything to btrfs etc.
Mdoesn't bazzite's installer default to btrfs
Pyes and it's technically correct for an ssd
Pbut i've been talking about why it's also shit all day
Pdepends really
HSteam edition of Substance3d Painter 2024 and Designer 2024 appears to be running natively. Nice!
Mthat's a cool program until you realize the steam version is just worse than the other version
MI guess there isn't a subscription for the steam version, though
Mmaybe that can make up for it
Hthe only difference i am aware of is it not wanting you to run multiple instances
Mthe asset window isn't available on the steam version
Hthe adobe assets stuff? that is fine, i did not want that anyways.. or does it limit more than just those subscription assets?
Myou also apparently have to load textures in one at a time
Hhmm. well, i'll see if that affects me
MIf you were lucky and got the perpetual license from them before adobe, you could have used that
Hwell, this is a perpetual license, but it does not include the assets library (the paid one, community works)
Myes
Mthe non-steam perpetual license did have it
Mbut you can't get that anymore
