Interesting take. I'm using btrfs (instead of ext4) with compression enabled (using zstd), so most of the files are compressed "transparently" - the files appear as normal files to the applications, but on disk it is compressed, and the application don't need to do the compress/decompress.
Interesting take. I'm using btrfs (instead of ext4) with compression enabled (using zstd), so most of the files are compressed "transparently" - the files appear as normal files to the applications, but on disk it is compressed, and the application don't need to do the compress/decompress.