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>Linux has been great for file system operations for a long time now Doesn't that performance vary wildly between the different Linux filesystems?
by Rinzler89 2y ago
>Linux has been great for file system operations for a long time now
Doesn't that performance vary wildly between the different Linux filesystems?
- throwaway1194 2y ago> Doesn't that performance vary wildly between the different Linux filesystems? To some degree it does, I'd say it depends a lot in your use case. Linux is still going to feel snappy because of other optimizations though, even with a slow disk and filesystem. The way Linux manages RAM is also important as everything is cached by default.