Big Thumbs Up for Oshunluvr...
Hardly have any problems with (Kubuntu) Linux. So I ‘m not a frequent writer on the forum. But I read almost daily. Some years ago I started with btrfs cause it was “promising”. It was with OpenSuse. I installed and restarted. The system almost immediatly “crashed”. That was not what I was used to with Linux and ext4 as being rather stable. So I dumped the system at once.
Some time later I read the articles here at the Kubuntu Forums written by Oshunluvr. And those articles, being detailed and practical inspired me a lot! So I started again with btrfs. This time with more succes. I use btrfs now on almost all my sytems. That ‘s why I want to say:
Big Thumbs Up Oshunluvr!
Thanks Oshun you inspired me a lot! (And probably many many others as well.)
Now I have a box (among others) that I use for experimenting , reviewing and testing. Running about 7 Linux Os-ses from several partitions at the moment (on a ssd, so their all rather fast). The setup is about this: On one partition I run Manjaro (Kde) ,which I use as my main sytem on this box. On another partition I have at the moment 5 subvolumes which are 5 different Os-ses. Also there is a partition that I use as “Install-partition”. (All btrfs parttions) (And somewhere in a corner there ‘s also some Redmond stuff). All is handled by one Grub sytem that I organise, as “teached” by Oshunluvr, with: “40_custom”. All systems run great and fast. When you know the “knacks”, just a little maintenance is needed now and then.
This maintenance has been done mainly via the terminal. Which works fine and efficient.
But.., a few days ago I read here on KF a topic where Oshun explained (and blatant promoted :-) a script system he wrote as a Dolphin context menu , being a Subvolume Manager , which makes the maintenance even more a piece of cake… Wonderful! Thank you Oshun for the Christmas surprise!!...
I installed and checked out the functions of the Subvol Manager. In general it works great! Although I have a question about it. But that’s a case for another topic…
Thís topic is for a big : Thanks Oshun!
Some time later I read the articles here at the Kubuntu Forums written by Oshunluvr. And those articles, being detailed and practical inspired me a lot! So I started again with btrfs. This time with more succes. I use btrfs now on almost all my sytems. That ‘s why I want to say:
Big Thumbs Up Oshunluvr!
Thanks Oshun you inspired me a lot! (And probably many many others as well.)
Now I have a box (among others) that I use for experimenting , reviewing and testing. Running about 7 Linux Os-ses from several partitions at the moment (on a ssd, so their all rather fast). The setup is about this: On one partition I run Manjaro (Kde) ,which I use as my main sytem on this box. On another partition I have at the moment 5 subvolumes which are 5 different Os-ses. Also there is a partition that I use as “Install-partition”. (All btrfs parttions) (And somewhere in a corner there ‘s also some Redmond stuff). All is handled by one Grub sytem that I organise, as “teached” by Oshunluvr, with: “40_custom”. All systems run great and fast. When you know the “knacks”, just a little maintenance is needed now and then.
This maintenance has been done mainly via the terminal. Which works fine and efficient.
But.., a few days ago I read here on KF a topic where Oshun explained (and blatant promoted :-) a script system he wrote as a Dolphin context menu , being a Subvolume Manager , which makes the maintenance even more a piece of cake… Wonderful! Thank you Oshun for the Christmas surprise!!...
I installed and checked out the functions of the Subvol Manager. In general it works great! Although I have a question about it. But that’s a case for another topic…
Thís topic is for a big : Thanks Oshun!
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