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1 - increased complexity, makes troubleshooting harder 2 - higher risk of losing data 3 - harder to explain and understand vs ext4. 4 - has more special need
by znpy 4y ago
1 - increased complexity, makes troubleshooting harder
2 - higher risk of losing data
3 - harder to explain and understand vs ext4.
4 - has more special needs. in some cases you need way more free storage for rebalancing stuff around... you don't need that for ex4.
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now ext4 is surely worse than btrfs... but for the average home user btrfs is more of a problem than a solution, probably.