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- From: daniel at syntheticblue.com (Daniel M Gessel)
- Date: Fri, 18 Nov 2022 09:21:50 -0500
Hi all, The discussion about filesystems got me thinking about whether or not it's worth trying to reduce SSD wear on my first system (laptop) to have one. It occurred to me that file cloning seems like it could save a few writes... I've heard that some SSDs wear out pretty quickly, but I'm not sure if that's real or just rumor and innuendo. Anyone have thoughts on whether it's worth trying to reduce wear on the drive? If so, what kind of changes could I make to my system? I've installed Ubuntu, which I've been happy with as I'm not much of a sysadmin; I know it's resource heavy but I seem to be fine with 16gigs of ram. It's dual boot, but I haven't used windows except when I first got it to test; I'll wipe windows if I ever run low on space. Thanks, Dan
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