When was the last time you defragged?

when was the last time you defragged?

>inb4 never because i own an ssd!xDD
yes everyone and their mom has an ssd as their boot drive fuck off

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I have a laptop
The SSD is my only drive

I use ext4. What's fragmentation?

>defragged
Is this 2005?

ext4 still fragments files, branelet

just try the filefrag command on some big file

I don't know how to defrag a zfs partition.

>defrag

hol up. is this 1995?!

>not buying a larger hard drive after you reach 50% capacity.

>defragging
LMAO are you using windows 95 or something?!

never because i own an ssd!xDD

The benefits are TOO minimal to care on most of my ext4 or btrfs filesystems, so basically it generally has been years I think.

AFAIK the remaining windows is set to its stock auto defrag but its always unimpressive and I don't care much about it anyhow.

Probably like in 1997.

Don't be rude with time travel anons.

never because i own an ssd!xDD
I mean, how stupid must you be, I bet you use Loonix too just to make your life harder

> having any signifivant amount of storage on trash filesystems that can't do well at 95%+ utilization
Just don't. Remove these drives and filesystems right now and hand them to a competent Linux NAS or such.

Are you retarded? Of course it fragments files if it can't fit. But the an ext4 desktop rarely needs defragmentation.

Run this to check if you need it.
e4defrag -c /

I defragged my 5th drive for the first time after 3 years a while.back. took about 3 to 5 days to finish

I dont think I've degragged any of my HDDs since early 2000s

i have defragmentation set as a weekly scheduled task, lets me forget about it

Defeating is just a meme.
It hasn't been necessary on Windows PCs since around 2007

The HDD is regularly defragged by the OS

My operating system takes care of that.

4 fragmented files out of my entire root. total of 20KB.

A while (like a year now). Also that reminds me that I need to put all my storage on an ext4 drive and format my current harddrive to ext4 as well. Thanks OP

>not having it automated

>Tungsten
>W:

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tungsten

Doesn't change the fact that it's absolutely unaesthetic.

looks like someone didn't pass high school chemistry

>tungsten sounds cooler than any of the other 1 letter elements not in use

>Hydrogen, uranium, phosphorus.

fuck you what's wrong with tungsten

Its letter is W.
It's brittle bullshit and extremely difficult to work.

Tungsten carbide is alright though, so are tungsten steels I guess. I just think H, U and P are more significant raw elements.

>defragging
I didn't know we were still living in the 80s.

Just checked after like 3 years and my HDD is at 0%, wtf NTFS.

>Wolframite

>"Wolfram" (or "volfram") is used in most European (especially Germanic and Slavic) languages, and is derived from the mineral wolframite, which is the origin of the chemical symbol W.

I guess I ought to after the fall creators update. Thing is, only perfectdisk is what I like and my free trial expired about a year ago.

best imaginary element is La - Latvium. Primary export of Latvia.

I have the discard flag set in my fstab, is trim basically like defragging on every sync?