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Depends on what kind of flash. F2FS is best on low-mid tier flash like SATA, USB memory sticks, and SD cards. XFS is better on higher end NVMe where the drive is fast relative to the CPU. ext4 is best whenever the user is a giant retard with 3rd world power and a computer held together by paper clips and duct tape.
Nathaniel Cox
Solved it. It doesn't work on the live session.
Charles Brooks
>XFS is better ...said no one, ever. inb4 >it's got the awesome xfs_loolz set of brain-dead utilities which corrupt your filesystem more than it has already corrupted itself!
