@dem @splitshockvirus @10leej
Whats the best filesystem for performance on an ssd, for both read and write speed?
Whats the best filesystem for performance on an ssd, for both read and write speed?
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@splitshockvirus @10leej @dem
Well Im setting up a partition with Arch and Im looking to max out performance for Mixxx and kdenlive, my first thought was xfs
Well Im setting up a partition with Arch and Im looking to max out performance for Mixxx and kdenlive, my first thought was xfs
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@dj @10leej @dem @splitshockvirus
Is that something I need to do during installation or can be done later π€
Is that something I need to do during installation or can be done later π€
@curiousthinker @10leej @dem @splitshockvirus
Later, in fstab I think. Never tried it because I donβt think the benefit is that great but youβre looking for extra speed. Journaling is good if you lose power.
Later, in fstab I think. Never tried it because I donβt think the benefit is that great but youβre looking for extra speed. Journaling is good if you lose power.
@dj @10leej @dem @splitshockvirus
Okay this is the game plan
Arch Linux
ext4 with journaling disabled
ratpoison window manager for less bloat
linux-nitrous kernel because its optimized for haswell chips
Mitigations turned off
Okay this is the game plan
Arch Linux
ext4 with journaling disabled
ratpoison window manager for less bloat
linux-nitrous kernel because its optimized for haswell chips
Mitigations turned off
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@curiousthinker
And rebuild everything with -O3 -march appropriate for your CPU, and enable link-time optimization.
Something's probably going to segfault every now and then, but yeah, performance π
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