>Linux OSes still have an annoying habit of not automatically recovering their disk drive when the power cuts out. I don't know how to respond to this, because

>Linux OSes still have an annoying habit of not automatically recovering their disk drive when the power cuts out. I don't know how to respond to this, because it seems like a statement so obviously untrue/false it might as well be slander. It's like saying the sky is red. >The occasional moment you discover that shadow copies/journaling is like... not something Linux machines generally do unless you very specifically choose otherwise... ext4 is the default and it is a journaling filesystem. The only other default I could possibly imagine is xfs on Redhat, but even that is a journaling filesystem. You must be really going out of your way to pick a filesystem that doesn't support journalling.