Armbian 25.5 emerges as a significant milestone in the evolution of Linux distributions tailored for ARM-based single-board computers (SBCs). This release not only broadens hardware compatibility but also introduces a suite of enhancements that streamline user experience and system performance...
arm architecture
arm sbcs
armbian
banana pi
beaglebone
btrfs
configuration tools
edge computing
embedded systems
filesystem enhancement
hardware support
kernel 6.14
linux
linux update
open source
rockchip
self-hosted applications
single-board computers
system optimization
wi-fi improvements
Few topics spark as much debate among Windows power users as the merits and pitfalls of alternative filesystems such as Btrfs, ZFS, and Microsoft’s own ReFS. These technologies, once the exclusive realm of Linux and BSD servers or enterprise-scale applications, now tantalize even mainstream...
backup and recovery
btrfs
data integrity
data resilience
data security
enterprise storage
file system compatibility
file systems
filesystem pitfalls
ntfs
refs
server storage
storage performance
third-party drivers
windows file management
windows file system support
windows filesystem
windows operating system
windows storage
zfs
Microsoft’s approach to file systems and accessibility features on Windows is evolving at a rapid pace, but not without friction and controversy. As power users scan the horizon for optimal storage technologies and voice input tools, two parallel tracks dominate discussion: the thorny...
accessibility
btrfs
data backup
data integrity
drive compatibility
file management
file systems
microsoft
ntfs
profanity filter
refs
snapshot tools
speech recognition
storage technologies
user privacy
voice typing
windows
windows 10
windows 11
zfs
For veteran Windows users and newcomers alike, the temptation to break away from NTFS and embrace file systems like Btrfs, ZFS, or even Microsoft’s own ReFS is almost irresistible — especially given the buzz around these technologies in the Linux world. The reality, however, is far more complex...
advanced storage technologies
btrfs
data integrity
data management
data reliability
dual boot file systems
file system compatibility
file system features
file system support
file systems
linux file systems on windows
ntfs
open source drivers
refs
storage performance
system stability
windows
windows ecosystem
windows file system challenges
zfs
Get those testing caps on Ubuntu fans as the second alpha version of Ubuntu 10.10, the distro also known as Maverick Meerkat has been let loose and is available with updated packages, new features and still no love for closed source software.
The Alpha 2 is based on the 2.6.35-6.7 Linux...
alpha 2
btrfs
cloud-init
desktop
download
features
gnome
kde
kubuntu
linux
maverick meerkat
netbook edition
open source
server
software center
testing
ubuntu
unity
xubuntu