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What filesystem do you use?

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What filesystem do you use?

ext2
1
2%
ext3
45
69%
XFS
4
6%
JFS
7
11%
ReiserFS
6
9%
other
2
3%
 
Total votes: 65
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Bro.Tiag
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#31 Post by Bro.Tiag »

<--------------- (other) what ever the distro default is.
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#32 Post by sinical »

im surprised at the lack of xfs love
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#33 Post by Noven »

sinical wrote:im surprised at the lack of xfs love
Yea concidering its been getting alot of hype lately.
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#34 Post by Optional »

I use it only because it sounds cool. :D

Oh, and it's supposedly impossible to undelete files from (all my disks are encrypted anyways, so that's a moot point though).
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ext3

#35 Post by 987687 »

I use Ext3 now, but my external hard drive is formatted with hfsplus because its shared with macosx. and osx won't mount ext3... But I'm getting a new computer after the summer and I don't know what I'm going to use. I am thinking XFS or JFS, I will have to do more research on that. Or maybe ext4, I'll have to see what happens over the summer.
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Re: ext3

#36 Post by Bulkley »

987687 wrote: . . . I will have to do more research on that.
Yes, do the research. Consider several partitions with two or more file systems, depending upon advantage.
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#37 Post by hrsetrdr »

Ext3. Any compelling reason to use the others?
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