> Ironically, I've had far more problems with Linux systems using extfs losing data or requiring very lengthy fsck'ing after hard resets than Windows 9x or even

> Ironically, I've had far more problems with Linux systems using extfs losing data or requiring very lengthy fsck'ing after hard resets than Windows 9x or even DOS on FAT, This thread is wild. Are you saying you're still running Windows 98 and DOS machines (and for that matter Linux running a non-journaled ext3/4 device, something which no one has tried in decades)?! Or is this literally a comment pulled from 1994? People really want to have an argument over the quality of a system in 2023 based on screaming we all did literally 30 years ago. Unbelievable.