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What is the most reliable file system for GNU linux?
ChatGPT: Ext4 is considered to be the most reliable file system for GNU/Linux. It is the successor to the ext3 file system and has a number of improvements and optimizations, including support for larger file sizes and improved performance. Additionally, it has been widely adopted and has been the default file system for many Linux distributions for many years.
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Compare NTFS vs ext4
ChatGPT: NTFS (New Technology File System) and ext4 (Fourth Extended File System) are both file systems used by operating systems to organize and store files on a storage device (such as a hard drive or SSD).
NTFS is a proprietary file system developed by Microsoft and is primarily used by Windows operating systems. It supports large file sizes and has advanced features such as file encryption and compression.
ext4 is a open-source file system that is primarily used by Linux and Unix-based operating systems. It is considered to be a more stable and reliable file system compared to its predecessor ext3. It also supports larger file and partition sizes, and improved performance.
In summary, NTFS is primarily used by Windows and has advanced features, ext4 is primarily used by Linux and Unix-based systems and is considered more stable and reliable.
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