This is normal. It is because there aren’t any translations to load.
I will take a look at this one. Although, I just tested with the old version and it was there too. Still. It should be fixed.
Hmm…I am not seeing this one in my testing.
This is normal. It is because there aren’t any translations to load.
I will take a look at this one. Although, I just tested with the old version and it was there too. Still. It should be fixed.
Hmm…I am not seeing this one in my testing.
I replaced Kvantum with kvantum-git
, and now the window is normal-sized with btrfs-assistant-git
.
There must be some accommodations for Qt6 that have not trickled down to the stable package yet. So I guess it was just some Kvantum weirdness after all.
This should be fixed.
Is there a need for any other tools other than btrfs-assistant and btrfs-maintenance ?
And how frequent do we need balance/scrub/defrag ?
Any other recommendations ?
Thanks
If you want snapshot management, you can add snapper
.
There is no right answer here as it depends on your usage. However, I think monthly is a good default.
Thanks for your reply.
Just one last question. What do you suggest for swap.
I searched on internet, and there is a lot of cons and pros about swap file, swap partition, zram and zswap. Also depending if you have SSD ( health of drive)
I thought maybe going with zram is ok ?
There is no right answer here. It is highly dependent on your hardware config and your specific usage.
Sure. zram is a fine choice for most desktop workloads.
I don’t need to use btrfs-maintenance to do auto scrub, balancing and defrag.
I would manually run defrag to re-compress files when I change compression-level or -method for those files. (I would delete all snapshots before running defrag for stability reasons)
I manually run balance data after deleting many snapshots, including a lot of unused old data. I wouldn’t have to balance metadata, but rather data.
In general, monthly auto scrubbing is acceptable.
The auto checking is already integrated into the Btrfs reading process. When I open any app to load or read files, btrfs checks the app’s binary and these files in real time, but I wouldn’t notice if they are corrupt in a dmesg log. For this reason I installed btrfs-desktop-notification-git
,which promptly notifies me.
Without notification, auto scrubbing is useless.
yay just made this topic obsolete - congrats for version 2!
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