File Systems as Fast As Possible

NTFS, FAT32, exFAT...what are the differences between file systems, and what does a file system actually do, anyway?

[thejackofclubs]

_windows_ file systems as fast as possible

[nO_dNAL]

I really wish this video was more inclusive of different file systems (ext3, ext4) and why we need so many different systems and the incompatibilities between them.

[sparrowk]

I clicked on this hoping for a more detailed comparison of EXT4 compared to NTFS

[miguelbravo]

The video should be titled, "Windows file systems."

[jorelplay]

but where are ext4, xfs, zfs, or hfs+? why is all about windows?

[EliteProductions]

When Luke said there was going to be a "Linus Style Segway"; I completely expected a jump cut mid sentence with Luke in a different room and outfit.

[brianphilips]

Luke's sweaty shirts as fast as possible

[bikutoso]

I feel "File Systems as Fast As Possible" was to broad of a title, "Windows File Systems as Fast As Possible" would be more fitting with what was shown in the video.

[AmaxterPlays]

Where were the mentions of OS X and Linux file systems?

[JivanPal]

No mentions of ExtN, BtrfS, ZFS, HFS, and the like...?

[landwolf]

Should be titled windows filesystems. You missed advanced ones, such as ext4, zfs, btrfs, xfs, f2fs, or even refs.

[rogerwilco]

Sorry, but I found this too incomplete, by limiting yourself to only Windows file systems.
This is /Windows/ File Systems as Fast As Possible, not File Systems as Fast As Possible.

[paz]

Techquickie always has the best animations... I love it

[davidrd]

Would have been nice to mention some of the modern file systems like ZFS and the massive benefits they bring to the table. Maybe an other video?

[peter_smyth]

I was expecting Freshbooks when you said "speaking of keeping track".

[bluephreakr]

Oh wow. I certainly hope you're going to do a Linux followup to this, as there are a craptonne other file systems;

Unix file system (ufs)
XFS
_Silicon Graphics was too lazy to give it a formal name_
Journalling file system (jfs)
Hierarchical file system plus (hfs+)
_Apple's thing, successor to hfs_
Fourth extended filesystem (ext4)
_Also Ext3 and Ext2 but those are depreciated_
B-tree file system (btrfs)
_Commonly pronounced as Butter FS_
ZFS
_Sun Microsystems was too lazy to give it a formal name_

So on. so forth. There are probably others that aren't listed for proprietary use, or had become super-obscure and forgotten.

[nimay]

Was hoping some explaination on linux/unix or non windows file system.

[vishalbsws]

Should've been named Windows File Systems as Fast As Possible.
I came here to learn more about the ext2/3/4, zfs, etc

[hypochondriac]

The qualities of the file Dennis systems in the quick Dennis-tech video were very fascinating to me. The FAT32 Systems are still used by many older Dennis-style devices, and my Dennis uses NTFS for quickly accessing Dennis files.

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