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[anarki2]

? I said nothing close to that. I said this is a clickbait article, not more, not less....

[anarki2]

I file this under the "why would I ever need that" section, I can already do that either temporarily or permanently, easily.

[anarki2]

In which case it's exactly what I thought it was: they didn't double throughput but halve overhead instead, completely different things. In any case,...

[anarki2]

I took a look but it's 20 pages of rambling and text output, so TLDR.

In any case, that's exactly what I implied there - it's most likely...

[anarki2]

"Doubling The Throughput" sounds fishy to say the least, coz that's only possible if FDE at least halves throughput, which I seriously doub...

[anarki2]

Then maybe try yum as well, to see a package manager that actually works.

Does apt 2 have a post-transaction-actions equivalent yet? Does...

[anarki2]

Do what?



The problem is that the use of a separate /home is neve enforced and that stuff is written everywhere, not just in...

[anarki2]

The relevance lies in the fact that it's Red Hat deprecating it, not the fact that they only supported it as a technology preview. Red Hat is the biggest...

[anarki2]

Red Hat deprecating btrfs has been pretty much the last nail in the coffin, let it go....

[anarki2]

Unless you run nothing else during apt transactions, this is bound to cause problems. A separate /home should be mandatory, at the bare minimum.
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[anarki2]

#manyeyeballs

[anarki2]

Oh yeah, we didn't have enough bugged Canonical stuff, let's bring some more!