Overview
I was interested if for my day to day usage any of the performance based metrics for different filesystems would present a significant “feelable” differnece, so I decided to do a little statistical analysis in jupyter and poke a little bit of fun mainly in benchmarking/comparison of ext4 and btrfs.
Aside from the first two, the next filesystems present in the analysis are xfs and zfs, more as a curiosity than with the actual intention of potential usage on a desktop.
You can read the analysis exported as a sub-page here.
Contributions
If you are interested in contributing or collaborating, please let me know through my before mentioned communication channels in the about page, or submit a pull request. I will be happy to respond :)
Git Repository:
Latest version is currently hosted at codeberg: https://codeberg.org/ragana/fscomparison
Licence & Warranty
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