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At least Linux doesn't do that by default anymore (or only down to a certain resolution). So yes, proven very wrong/short sighted.
by czinck 8y ago
At least Linux doesn't do that by default anymore (or only down to a certain resolution). So yes, proven very wrong/short sighted.
- gizmo686 8y agoI think Linux still requires you to set the noatime mount option to disable this. Granted, this is done by default in every modern distro I have seen.