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Both openSUSE and Fedora defaults to BTRFS so not sure what parent is talking about, you won't have any data loss for the average/common use cases.
by capableweb 3y ago
Both openSUSE and Fedora defaults to BTRFS so not sure what parent is talking about, you won't have any data loss for the average/common use cases.
- sofixa 3y agoDepends on what you mean by "common/average use cases". Common for desktop use, so at most two disk parity? Yeah, that's probably fine. Common for server use, so something akin to RAID5/6? It's still recommended to stay away from it on BTRFS, which makes it a non-starter for any NAS or most other server uses.