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It’s fairly graceful with btrfs, and Ubuntu has been doing that by default if the root fs is btrfs for quite a while. The only trouble is that you’re liable to
by zenexer 7y ago
It’s fairly graceful with btrfs, and Ubuntu has been doing that by default if the root fs is btrfs for quite a while. The only trouble is that you’re liable to run out of space in /boot/ eventually.