> is more prone to data corruption. I'd challenge that. The main reason for using btrfs in desktop use is precisely is that your data is less likely to be corr

> is more prone to data corruption. I'd challenge that. The main reason for using btrfs in desktop use is precisely is that your data is less likely to be corrupted. Specifically because unlike lvm+ext4, btrfs does full data checksums and therefore is capable of detecting silent data corruption.