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What file system and ubuntu version you prefer to use?

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#1

Ito yung mga pagpipilian:

  • ext3
  • RaiserFS
  • XFS
  • JFS

Ito yung mga version ng ubuntu:

  • Ubuntu 8.04 LTS
  • Ubuntu 8.10
  • KUbuntu 8.04
  • KUbuntu 8.10
  • Xubuntu 8.04
  • Xubuntu 8.10

Gusto ko lang malaman kung ano ang ginagamit nyong file system at ubuntu version.

#2

ext3, LTS :)

#3

RaiserFS....8.04 LTS :guitar:

#4

ext3 and Ubuntu 8.10

#5

ext3, Debian testing

#6

i'll vote ext3 for now....

#7

ext3 and current Ubuntu version :)

Btw, why are you asking about the filesystem? :)

#8

ext3 Ubuntu 8.04 LTS

#9

jfs Ubuntu 8.04 LTS

#10

ext3, lts!

#11

ext3 and Ubuntu 8.10

#12

Ubuntu Hardy 8.04.1 usr/

#13

dhec said: Ubuntu Hardy 8.04.1 usr/

heheh, I take it that you're a new user like me?

but this made my day, I sincerely lolled :lolflag:

#14

picturefreedom said: heheh, I take it that you're a new user like me?

but this made my day, I sincerely lolled :lolflag:

hi there picturefreedom, nice for you to appreciate it! the truth is i've been using ubuntu for quite some time now, but lately ko lang narealize yung hidden spark behind it(or should i say the 'all spark') :lol: since then i've trashed out my windows and im planning to switch the whole company server os's to ubuntu, but ill be keeping the exchange server as i have some troubles with postfix right now, i cant get them to talk (yet).

happy new year!

#15

dhec said: hi there picturefreedom, nice for you to appreciate it! the truth is i've been using ubuntu for quite some time now, but lately ko lang narealize yung hidden spark behind it(or should i say the 'all spark') :lol: since then i've trashed out my windows and im planning to switch the whole company server os's to ubuntu, but ill be keeping the exchange server as i have some troubles with postfix right now, i cant get them to talk (yet).

happy new year!

oh, i just noticed that i posted on a loco forum, I was just pointing out your mistake (which made me lol, as it reminded me of one incident when i was still giving windows tech support couple of years back).

the thing is, there is no such thing as usr/ filesystem.

which brings me to that "funny" incident when one of our costumers phoned us, that his pc is acting up lately, so one of the questions I asked is what type of filesystem he's using in his windows box, if you're familiar with windows the filesystem would either be (Fat32 or NTFS), but before i could direct him, on a knowledgeable tone he said, "Oh my filesystem type!? it's C:! :lolflag:

#16

Nessa said: ext3 and Ubuntu 8.10

Sem Ting

#17

ext3 and Ubutntu ultimate Edition (intrepid)

#18

oh ok! i got it...keep those funny things coming..

#19

ext3 and intrepid ibex (in favor of newest gnome version)

#20

ext3 and Ubuntu 8.04, Ubuntu 8.10 heRe..! :guitar:

#21

Ubuntu 8.10 using ext3 (except for my media drive, which is xfs)

#22

Ubuntu 8.10 ext3 :popcorn:

#23

Ubuntu 8.10 and ext3 external hdds are ntfs though :)

#24

reiserfs

#25

la ba gamit ng kubuntu here. i heard na maganda graphics nun. i want to try sana. my feedbacks ba kayo about kubuntu 8.10?

#26

EXT3 at 8.10

#27

*looking forward to ext4 :D*

#28

wersdaluv said: *looking forward to ext4 :D*

me too. then ubuntu jaunty :) in the future

#29

i'll be using ext4 in jaunty. ext3 for now :)

#30

ton_raf said: la ba gamit ng kubuntu here. i heard na maganda graphics nun. i want to try sana. my feedbacks ba kayo about kubuntu 8.10?

The only reason that's holding me back from using Kubuntu/KDE is its poor firefox integration. No matter how beautiful your theme is, firefox remains ugly. Everything else is good or even better than Ubuntu, IMO. If you can live with it, then you'll probably like Kubuntu.

#31

8.10 and EXT3,

most likely jump to EXT4 when I go to Jaunty.

looking forward to Btrfs development though.

#32

300mb FAT32 the rest LVM