So I have been out of circulation for a while. Just thought I'd ask
which is the most popular filesystem in terms of usage right now,
setting aside android which really doesn't run Linux, but some sort of
hybrid Linux/java monstrosity.
Is ext4 still the most used these days? I note from EL7 that xfs
seems to be rising in usage.
Hi Linus, hope you are enjoying Oregons recent legalization
initiative. I drive to Colorado a lot these days :)
Jeff
I guess no one can answer that for certain. Oh well. Too many
PATCH emails in between on the list. Gets lost in the noise I guess.
This list used to be like a wild party. Things sure have changed
around the world of Linux.
:(
Jeff
On 8/29/15, Jeffrey Merkey <[email protected]> wrote:
> So I have been out of circulation for a while. Just thought I'd ask
> which is the most popular filesystem in terms of usage right now,
> setting aside android which really doesn't run Linux, but some sort of
> hybrid Linux/java monstrosity.
>
> Is ext4 still the most used these days? I note from EL7 that xfs
> seems to be rising in usage.
>
> Hi Linus, hope you are enjoying Oregons recent legalization
> initiative. I drive to Colorado a lot these days :)
>
>
> Jeff
>
On Sat, Aug 29, 2015 at 04:46:09PM -0600, Jeffrey Merkey wrote:
> I guess no one can answer that for certain. Oh well. Too many
> PATCH emails in between on the list. Gets lost in the noise I guess.
> This list used to be like a wild party. Things sure have changed
> around the world of Linux.
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