Should I change NTFS partitions to other type if I don't care about Windows anymore, and how to do it? #mount #2404 #filesystem #fstab #ntfs

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Should I change NTFS partitions to other type if I don't care about Windows anymore, and how to do it?

Recently I have installed Ubuntu 24.04 instead of Windows 11. While I installed Ubuntu I chose to mount two internal hard drivers to /mnt/data2 and /mnt/data3 and kept the file format as ntfs ... ...

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Should I change NTFS partitions to other type if I don't care about windows anymore, and how to do it? #mount #2404 #filesystem #fstab #ntfs

https://askubuntu.com/q/1561978/612

Should I change NTFS partitions to other type if I don't care about Windows anymore, and how to do it?

Recently I have installed Ubuntu 24.04 instead of Windows 11. While I installed Ubuntu I chose to mount two internal hard drivers to /mnt/data2 and /mnt/data3 and kept the file format as ntfs ... ...

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should i change NTFS Drivers to other type if i don't care about windows anymore, and how to do it? #mount #2404 #filesystem #fstab #ntfs

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should i change NTFS Drivers to other type if i don't care about windows anymore, and how to do it?

recently i have install Ubuntu 24.04 instead of windows 11 while i install Ubuntu i choose to mount two internal hard drivers to /mnt/data2 and /mnt/data3 and keep the file format as ntfs ... now ...

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I have a really random question for any #filesystem nerds out there. When I first started in the #VFX industry (late 2000s) there were two #storage solutions used by almost all of the facilities I worked at; one called Blue Arc and the other called Isilon (now owned by Dell EMC). I knew that they stored the terabytes and terabytes of data we generated and allowed simultaneous high throughput access by 50-200 users. This always seemed like black magic (especially at the time). 1/?

#Linux / #Unix / #POSIX needs, if not a fully transactional file system, then *at the very least* a way to atomically write to a single file without potentially corrupting it if there's a crash or power failure in the middle of the operation.

I should not have to worry about my files either going corrupt or losing their metadata (permissions, comments, tags, ratings, etc) if I edit them. That should not be a thing on terabyte-sized SSDs in 2025, for goodness' sake.

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FOSS Advent Calendar - Door 16: Command Your Filesystem with broot

Ever felt lost in a sea of files? Meet broot, the terminal file manager that gives you an eagle's-eye view of your directories. It’s not just a replacement for ls or tree, it’s a full-blown interactive navigator that shows your files as a live, searchable tree, complete with instant previews and powerful batch operations, all without leaving your terminal.

Unlike traditional methods, broot renders an intuitive visual tree where folder sizes are immediately apparent, and you can fuzzy-search, navigate, and manage files with keyboard shortcuts. Want to find all *.tmp files? Just type the pattern and jump to them. Need to move, copy, or delete files in bulk? broot lets you do it in a few keystrokes, with a live preview to avoid mistakes. Everything is local, fast, and keyboard-driven.

Pro tip: Use broot’s :rm or :mv commands to clean up your Downloads folder in seconds, or enable the “sizes” view to instantly spot what’s hogging your disk space. With broot, you’re not just listing files, you’re commanding them.

Link: https://github.com/Canop/broot

What would you organize with a filesystem visualizer that thinks like you do? Taming a cluttered project folder, finding duplicates, or just navigating at the speed of thought?

#AdventCalendar #Adventskalender #FOSS #OpenSource #DevTools #CLI #Productivity #Terminal #Linux #Unix #SysAdmin #FileManager #CommandLine #TechTools #Developer #Efficiency #KeyboardDriven #Rust #Organize #Automation #Privacy #DataManagement #Tools #OSS #FreeSoftware #TerminalTools #Workflow #Tech #Software #Programming #Coding #DeveloperTools #FileSystem #Navigation #Visualization #KeyboardShortcuts #Efficient #ProductivityTools #DataOrganization #LocalFirst #OfflineTools #TechCommunity #broot
🎙️ Ah, the riveting saga of 'Bcachefs'—where an entire hour and a half is dedicated to the joys of file system #development, perfect for anyone who finds paint drying too exhilarating. 🎧 This gripping auditory experience is brought to you by the "People's Filesystem" (because who else would demand this level of tedium?). 💤
https://linuxunplugged.com/644 #Bcachefs #Filesystem #Podcast #Tedium #TechCommunity #HackerNews #ngated
The People's Filesystem

Kent Overstreet joins us for a full update on bcachefs. What’s new, what’s next, and the surprising upside of getting kicked out of the kernel.

LINUX Unplugged

I am looking for recommendations on #Linux #podcast which in their episode focus on a specific topic (e.g. #systemd, #filesystem , #docker , #security , #Proxmox whatever) and not rambling on about personal interests and projects of the hosts or what they have been up to over last weekend. All podcasts I know of are just „random chatter“

Languages: English, German, French

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Dự án hệ thống tệp phân lớp nhẹ cho instance đám mây, giải quyết bài toán hiệu suất I/O, chi phí lưu trữ, và độ dự đoán khi làm việc với GPU/KT&LTT. Phản hồi từ cộng đồng về cách tiếp cận cấp nhiệt, ấm, lạnh hiện tại. #cloudstorage #filesystem #cloudcomputing #phânLớpDữLiệu #lưuTrữĐámMây #hệThốngTệp

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