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*corrupts your data*

Why is Red Hat so bad at building file systems?
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XFS was created by SGI for their IRIX system
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>>109602333
>acthaually, those people from 30 years ago are responsible for the filesystem i develop for decades being bad
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>>109602353
you specifically said "building", not "maintaining"
you were simply wrong, deal with it
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>>109602361
it's the same people who accuse redhat for anything about wayland when it was made by engineers from Intel.
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>>109602368
The original creator worked at both intel and Red Hat
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>>109602361
xfs didn't progress in 30 years and only barely got maintained?
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>>109602409
and this makes saying Red Hat built XFS less wrong, how?
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>>109602412
they aren't building it?
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>>109602417
yes, they are building it, but the one who laid the first brick 30 years ago wasn't a Red Hat employee yet, therefor Red Hat is not responsible for anything wrong in anything they built since then
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>>109602326
imagine a filesystem so bad that your very own product of your own company refuses to use it
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Remember when Linus Tech Tips was surprised that there was a known data corruption bug in XFS for three years, and none of the XFS Red Hat developers gave a flying fuck?
They even know what exact commit was introducing it, and simply didn't revert, because fuck you.
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Reliability goes like this:

ext 4 > xfs > f2fs > btrfs

Just use ext4 if you're not doing some kind of business shit with huge databases
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it's still not as bad as NTFS
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>>109602672
no idea what makes you believe that an fs that does checksumming would be less reliable than the one known for data corruption
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>>109602480
That's kernel Linus, not YouTube Linus
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Only idiots use this Red Hat corpo garbage.
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>>109602375
at the same time?
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>>109602672
>butterfs at the bottom of the list
ishygddt



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