[Leaplist] Linux Advocasy: What they'll miss
Phil Barnett
philb at philb.us
Thu May 8 02:50:42 EDT 2008
On Wednesday 07 May 2008 03:47:38 pm Chris wrote:
> While I agree that NTFS was an improvement over the FAT
> file systems, I have absolutely seen 120g NTFS partitions
> with only fifteen gig of files - badly fragmented. MS has had
> at least three chances to fix some of the NTFS deficiencies,
> but has so far chosen not to do so.
So have I. But it doesn't break the OS, it just makes it run slow.
I have challenged the repair guys at work who believe that defragging is some
type of magic bullet to present me with a broken operating system that was
fixed by defragging. It's been three years now and I have not seen one yet.
But there are performance penalties for letting it get fragmented.
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Waiting for sunspots.
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