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Late Night Linux

Late Night Linux – Episode 281

May 13, 2024
Guest host Jim from 2.5 Admins joins to discuss the future of Linux and open source, next-gen file systems, monopolization of computing, challenges for open systems, RISC-V technology, hardware usability, and the evolving internet landscape.
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Quick takeaways

  • Next-gen file systems like BcachFS may replace ButterFS and ZFS for scalability.
  • Composable distros offer streamlined code management and reliability with potential for server use.

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Future of File Systems

The discussion delves into the future of file systems, highlighting the expectation for next-generation file systems to become standard, moving beyond specialized use cases. While ButterFS and ZFS face limitations, potential new file systems like BcachFS could emerge as mainstream options, focusing on scalability and reliability. The conversation also touches on composable distros' role in enhancing system integrity and the complex interplay between file systems and OS architecture.

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