Linux

While btrfs may be relatively “new” in regards to file systems, it is receiving widespread adoption, being included as the default FS in many distros. They is because it provides many advantages when compared to the traditional luks on lvm encrypted linux install: Subvolume Snapshots: btrfs is a copy-on-write FS (CoW) meaning changes to an individual file result in a new file being written. This means that each subvolume can be snapshotted, where a complete version of every file is captured at a moment in time....

In my experience, describing your Linux daily driver setup is akin to a “coming of age” for a personal tech-oriented blog. In addition, I have a few posts I would like to get through which benefit from some more context. In drafting this, I have reflected on my journey to Linux and my workflow changes thereof. It is enlightening to take a step back from the day to day grind to see the wider picture....