OmegaSunkey

for when you want both the open solution and the closed one

everything is iOS in the future

i got this from a linkedin post lol

I've read a lot of the documentation regarding the transparent compression on BTRFS and what can it do, but I cannot accurately know how much actual space I am using on my disk. Using du -sh /home or df -h or btrfs filesystem df return the same result of ~33gb used, but when using compsize /home I get 23G of usage and 30G uncompressed in the TOTAL row.

So, what I don't understand:

• What is the actual disk usage? Which tool is reporting the correct size?
• Will something happen if I get the uncompressed size to the size of my partition, but not the compressed size? Will the OS not let me write anymore despite having enough space?

Solved: if i mount the / btrfs subvol: sudo mkdir /mnt/nvmeroot && mount -o subvol=/ /dev/nvme0n1p15 /mnt/nvmeroot and use compsize /mnt/nvmeroot/ on it it reports the same size as the last commands and shows me the effectiveness of compression.

When playing any windows game the PC heats up to 90 no matter what it is doing. This doesnt happen a lot on other type of games like Wii or GC games (dolphin flatpak). Is there any solution or do I really need to find out how to disable TurboBoost?

FIXED: I dropped ChromeOS and switched to Fedora. It doesn't heat crazy anymore.

If you want an explanation of why this happens with most games:

ChromeOS has LXC Containers support natively, and they use them. Inside a virtual machine. Yes. Host > VM > LXC > Your game.