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  • EXT4 For Linux 5.3 Gets Fixes & Faster Case-Insensitive Lookups

    Phoronix: EXT4 For Linux 5.3 Gets Fixes & Faster Case-Insensitive Lookups

    The EXT4 file-system updates have already landed for the Linux 5.3 kernel merge window that opened this week...

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    I'm really hoping Ubuntu 20.04 will have this...

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    • #3
      Originally posted by anarki2 View Post
      I'm really hoping Ubuntu 20.04 will have this...
      being that I am sure this is the kernel that will ship for 19.10.. i think you will get your wish

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      • #4
        Why would we want to use that for Wine Staging?
        I’d be very surprised if Wine didn’t already take care of case sensivity itself. I have used many games that worked fine on case-sensitive ext4.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by stqn View Post
          Why would we want to use that for Wine Staging?
          I’d be very surprised if Wine didn’t already take care of case sensivity itself. I have used many games that worked fine on case-sensitive ext4.
          probably in fs it can be made faster (using indexes instead of reading everything and then searching)

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          • #6
            Originally posted by pal666 View Post
            probably in fs it can be made faster (using indexes instead of reading everything and then searching)
            I agree!

            This isn't just because of interoperability and compatibility, but also for performance reasons.

            Wine and Samba not just can provide compatibility and interoperability with such proprietary APIs, but also similar or better performance than the original implementations of them.

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