Not necessarily.

But third party repositories can definitely contain malware.

Unlikely if it's the official PyCharm repository from Jetbrains

Otherwise you're going to have to trust the repository maintainer.

Unlikely if it's the official PyCharm repository from Jetbrains

It's the Russian repository, thanks for ur answer

Hi guys, I am sorry to bother you again. I have lil trouble with partitions in Fedora. What's the difference between ext2, ext3, and ext4, and which one should I use?

in general IMHO ext4 is a good choice

in general IMHO ext4 is a good choice

Oh thanks

partitions mounted in like /boot, don't need journaling for example So you can choose ext2 Ext4 is also very good

Yes I think I'll go with the ext4, I did a lil googling, it seems ext4 is the newest file system. I wasnt so sure, thank you guys.

Hi guys, I am sorry to bother you again. I have lil trouble with partitions in Fedora. What's the difference between ext2, ext3, and ext4, and which one should I use?

xfs

xfs will replace ext4 in all rhel based distros soon™ and ext4 in fedo is only there for compatability now

i.e. centos, fedora server and rhel set it as default on auto install

ext4 will remain supported for a ton of time but xfs will be the main fs everyone gets

xfs will replace ext4 in all rhel based distros soon™ and ext4 in fedo is only there for compatability now

Any idea when will this come true?

isn't rhel-7 xfs by default?

oh.....yeah, that's already happen...

btrfs!

ext4 will remain supported for a ton of time but xfs will be the main fs everyone gets

Why xfs is better than ext4?

btrfs!

Time to bug: 5 Seconds with Fuzzy Lop

Vs ext4: 2 Hours and equal with zfs (xfs not tested in the mentioned benchmarl)

Why xfs is better than ext4?

Battletested more than ext4, Ability to live resize it up (but not down), Supposed to be more robust in case of Shutdown and it is used by tons of poeple that have a ton of important data to store so it gets fixes and enhancements from these companies

The xfsgrow compatibility also extends to lvm2 volume groups - live add 500 drives and grow xfs by the amount of space added while mounted

The xfsgrow compatibility also extends to lvm2 volume groups - live add 500 drives and grow xfs by the amount of space added while mounted

(A Server usecase sure, but xfs to be able to handle this so graceful is amazing and a solid show of just how stable it is)

What is the best fs for a SSD?

What is the best fs for a SSD?

xfs/ext4 will do

I have ext4 right now.

Is xfs better or worse in any way?

It survives a Crash better but else, not really

Oh, ok, then.

I'll just continue using ext4.

It has its general advantages but not enough to justify reinstalling

Unless you reinstall aynway

then go xfs

When I update to Fedora 26 I'll choose xfs.

Battletested more than ext4, Ability to live resize it up (but not down), Supposed to be more robust in case of Shutdown and it is used by tons of poeple that have a ton of important data to store so it gets fixes and enhancements from these companies

And what about performance?

What is the best fs for a SSD?

None You should just mount (write in /etc/fstab) with "discard" and "noatime"

None You should just mount (write in /etc/fstab) with "discard" and "noatime"

Nope.

Wut

None You should just mount (write in /etc/fstab) with "discard" and "noatime"

Memes.

Modern ssds have Write Lifetime beyond good and bad

Thats an old Kernel tough

Linux 2...

Wut

discard isn't recommended anymore.

It's better to run fstrim once a week.

Linux 2...

ext4 is stuck since then mostly

xfs gets improved more and more

Also that's just read.

meanwhile btrfs cant even show the total exact used space

It's better to run fstrim once a week.

What is it for?

What about write/random read/random write?

discard isn't recommended anymore.

Why?

What about write/random read/random write?

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=4fs-linux-4649&num=2

Old too

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=4fs-linux-4649&num=2

^Look here

Ignore the F2FS Meme and keep in Mind btrfs is COW - Crash and Data is lost.

What is it for?

It tells the SSD which blocks are not used anymore.

(Thats why btrfs has so massive Sqlite bench Results)

So it knows it can write to those blocks.

Which modern SSDs do themselves nowadays and the kernel and fedora

afaik

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=4fs-linux-4649&num=2

Woow, I'm impressed.

ERROR: S client not available

Always thought ext4 is best user fs ever.

As said, the "Big Guys" Will replace it everywhere quite soon

And ext4's high Adoption is mostly to it being inbuilt to the kernel in the early days as xfs wasnt upstream code

Now that everything ships xfs

Hi @turing_complete ! Welcome aboard

How are you friends

I'm fine. And you?

Guys, I was installing pycharm, I followed a tutorial and they installed soms unofficial repository, is that dangerous or harmful for the OS ?

Use Vim+vimplug+syntastic+VimYouCompleteMe all you need to code. :^)

what's syntastic?

What is all that?

I use Vim right now.

So I'd like to know.

Hi guys, I am sorry to bother you again. I have lil trouble with partitions in Fedora. What's the difference between ext2, ext3, and ext4, and which one should I use?

ext4.

xfs will replace ext4 in all rhel based distros soon™ and ext4 in fedo is only there for compatability now

For servers.

btrfs!

No thanks, to green for production.

No thanks, to green for production.

Doesn't btrfs stable enough?

Mr pigeon :3

Opensuse uses it by default

Use Vim+vimplug+syntastic+VimYouCompleteMe all you need to code. :^)

Thanks, I'd love to try VIM but pycharm has been already installed successfully

Doesn't btrfs stable enough?

Tobias?: meanwhile btrfs cant even show the total exact used space

what's syntastic?

https://github.com/vim-syntastic/syntastic

Tobias?: meanwhile btrfs cant even show the total exact used space

Can't argue with that, I didn't​ use it. But it seems btrfs is good enough to use it. Like zfs on Linux One day I'll try both...

Can't argue with that, I didn't​ use it. But it seems btrfs is good enough to use it. Like zfs on Linux One day I'll try both...

I have seen some complaints in some forum related to crash and data lost. So for me is not thanks by the moment.

So I'd like to know.

http://liuchengxu.org/posts/use-vim-as-a-python-ide/

https://github.com/vim-syntastic/syntastic

Is this packaged?

I have seen some complaints in some forum related to crash and data lost. So for me is not thanks by the moment.

whoa!

Is this packaged?

Yeap.

Thanks, I'd love to try VIM but pycharm has been already installed successfully

Ninja-ide is pretty good for python, but I code for sysadmin, not for system creation, so big IDEs are too much for my work

Yeap.

Cool! I will try it today!

The readme.MD describe it like THE tool

Cool! I will try it today!

What is it not packaged is YCM.

Oh, but that one is for auto-completion, no?