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EROFS Switches To Buffered I/O For File-Backed Mounts To Speed-Up Container Start Times

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Trying to understand the different file systems and their features. What are my best resources?

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It is really slow and changes from Windows 10 to 11, is there anything else out there... or are we alone.. forced to use such crud?

Sorry for the dramatic flare, if there is anything out there please let me know.  
*i hope this post does not get stopped by automod because of my low karma*

<div class="md"><p>It is really slow and changes from Windows 10 to 11, is there anything else out there... or are we alone.. forced to use such crud?</p>

<p>Sorry for the dramatic flare, if there is anything out there please let me know.<br/>
<em>i hope this post does not get stopped by automod because of my low karma</em></p>
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Is there any viable alternatives to File Explorer?

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BcacheFS: More expensive on disk format upgrades

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Btrfs Working On RAID1 Round-Robin Read Balancing

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large atomic writes for xfs [LWN.net]

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OpenZFS 2.2.7 Released With Linux 6.12 Support, Many Fixes

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Linux Fixes Regression That Broke File Names With ❤️ & Other Special Characters

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NFS Server Scalability Improvement & Other NFS Enhancements For Linux 6.13

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exFAT Driver With Linux 6.13 Reduces FAT Chain Traversal For Better Performance

FUSE Enhancements Submitted For Linux 6.13

F2FS Brings Interesting "Device Aliasing" Feature To Linux 6.13 To Carve Out Partition

How to determine your Linux system’s filesystem types

ReiserFS Has Been Deleted From The Linux Kernel

Large Folio Patches For EXT4 Show Some Nice Performance Gains

XFS With Linux 6.13 Sees Major Rework To Real-Time Volumes

Nice File Performance Optimizations Coming With Linux 6.13

bcachefs put in timeout for 6.13 due to CoC drama

Does anyone know of a filesystem that implements something like btrfs send and btrfs receive?  It looks like redhat removed btrfs so I'm looking for alternatives.

<div class="md"><p>Does anyone know of a filesystem that implements something like btrfs send and btrfs receive?  It looks like redhat removed btrfs so I&#39;m looking for alternatives.</p>
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snapshot send/receive capability?

Bcachefs Brings Self-Healing Work & Better Reflink Repair For Linux 6.13

Btrfs With Linux 6.13 Delivers Performance Improvements & Other Features

https://www.phoronix.com/news/Bcachefs-Linux-6.13

Linux 6.13 To Expand Atomic Write Support To EXT4 & XFS (untorn write support)

Tmpfs Adding Case Insensitive Support For Wine / Steam Play & Flatpaks

Bcachefs Squeezes More Fixes Into Linux 6.12

Uncached Buffered IO Is Performing Great, Working Now On Btrfs / EXT4 / XFS

Debcow Optimizing Debian Packages For Copy-On-Write File-Systems

OpenZFS 2.3-rc3 Adds JSON Output For Commonly Used Commands

Fresh Take On Linux Uncached Buffered I/O "RWF_UNCACHED" Nets 65~75% Improvement

Bcachefs Reining In Bugs: Test Dashboard Failures Drop By 40% Over Last Month

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<li><a href="/r/osdev">r/osdev</a></li>
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Trying to understand the different file systems and their features. What are my best resources?

Is there any viable alternatives to File Explorer?

snapshot send/receive capability?