Mastodawn

#sysextmgrcli makes system extensions rollback-safe on #openSUSE MicroOS. Extensions are tied to your #Btrfs snapshot, so a rollback always matches your #OS state. Smart, clean, and version-synced. #Linux https://news.opensuse.org/2026/05/21/sysextmgr/

Managing System Extensions with sysextmgrcli

Managing System Extensions on openSUSE MicroOS with sysextmgrcli If you are running openSUSE MicroOS, you already know the drill: the root filesystem is read...

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Wyng backup 1d ago

Wyng Backup 🐦 v0.8.1 is out and available for download! https://codeberg.org/tasket/wyng-backup

Changes from v0.8.0 include bug fixes, faster data seeking over unallocated space, expanded archive repair capabilities and improved error handling.

Development is also progressing toward v0.9, with alpha2 now available for testing. Alpha versions are now named 'wyng09a' so they aren't accidentally run instead of stable releases. These versions also require '--test-write-v3' option before writing to archives created by Wyng stable.
#wyng #backup #release #lvm #btrfs #linux #qubes

wyng-backup

Faster incremental backups for logical volumes & disk images

Codeberg.org

Édouard Muller 1d ago

La DECADENCIA de Btrfs en LINUX

https://video.hardlimit.com/w/39ZH6BCA8wVMPLuxBYHVCL

La DECADENCIA de Btrfs en LINUX

PeerTube

Anisse 3d ago

TIL: duperemove

A cli tool to take advantage of Linux's file-range deduplication feature (supported by xfs and btrfs). It can recursively find duplicate files and ask the kernel to dedup them.

https://markfasheh.github.io/duperemove/duperemove.html

#TIL #cli #linux #xfs #btrfs

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dei Muddr 4d ago

@jpv2390
Bin sehr zufrieden mit slowroll. Vor ca. 3/4 Jahr alle Maschinen von tumbleweed auf slowroll migriert. Dürften ca. 4-5 Maschinen gewesen sein. Desktops und Laptops.
Hatte aber auch mit tumbleweed kaum Probleme.
Das schöne an opensuse ist ja #btrfs bzw. snapshots/rollbacks. Insofern ist es eine "Symbathie-Entscheidung", welches man einsetzt.

JustaGuyLinux

4d ago

New Butterbian ISOs are up 🧈 — XFCE 0.3.2 and butterknife 0.2.7.
Debian 13, BTRFS + Timeshift + grub-btrfs, configured from day one.

What's new:
• XFCE now installs on legacy BIOS, not just UEFI
• GRUB snapshot menu refreshes after every apt change, not just kernel updates

Download: https://get.butterbian.org
Release notes:
XFCE → https://codeberg.org/justaguylinux/Butterbian-XFCE/releases
butterknife → https://codeberg.org/justaguylinux/butterknife/releases

#Linux #Debian #BTRFS

Butterbian Downloads

kudashevs 5d ago

Want a resilient and maintainable BTRFS layout on LMDE? Find the solution in my latest article: https://kudashevs.com/posts/2026/05/lmde-btrfs-layout

#linux #lmde #btrfs

Implementing a BTRFS layout for LMDE

This post describes how to implement a custom BTRFS layout for Linux Mint Debian Edition (LMDE), the precise instructions and some explanations.

Sergey Kudashev personal blog

Tanja (she/her)May 27

Using Bees on btrfs has saved me a lot of storage space, can recommend (beesd on NixOS)

https://lemmy.world/post/47418159

Using Bees on btrfs has saved me a lot of storage space, can recommend (beesd on NixOS) - Lemmy.World

I’ve just set up bees on my laptop. - It’s been running for 40 minutes now - I went from 28G to 58G free space on my 2 TB SSD - Without deleting anything I’m genuinely amazed. Idk why, but I thought this was more of a gimmick for some reason, but nah it works well. Can highly recommend :3 — See https://github.com/Zygo/bees [https://github.com/Zygo/bees] for the project if you wanna learn more. Here’s all I did on my system (NixOS), see [email protected] [/c/[email protected]] [https://programming.dev/c/nix] 1. I put this in my NixOS config: nix services.beesd.filesystems.root = { spec = "UUID=dfabb360-7fde-4b06-a884-03c8d217d877"; hashTableSizeMB = 8192; }; 2. I ran this command cd /etc/nixos && sudo nixos-rebuild switch |& nom # tho just running sudo nixos-rebuild switch in the correct dir would be sufficient And it just started giving me more space on my disk :3 — PS: it’s been 49 minutes now, and I’m at 72G free 🎉 (the CPU has been maxed out the entire time, keep that in mind)