Am 01.06.2012 17:35, schrieb Gregory Maxwell: > The feature may be adopted/promoted on the basis of SSD writecycle > preservation, but tmpfs also offers considerable performance > improvements for workloads that create/remove files in /tmp at high > speed— which is the reason that many people have been using tmpfs for > /tmp on many systems for much longer than SSDs have existed pff and this is a generic worklaod for MAJORITY of the user-base? no? hmm wait a minute... if it is not why should DEFAULTS are changed and a unknown amount of packages broken/fixed/patched to no longer touch /tmp and blow all temorary stuff to /var/tmp the MINORITY can add the line in /etc/fstab since ten years and be happy as all the time before - the rest does not need it or is even hurted by the change what currently happens is that based on a exotic workload majority of users and packagers are forced to act in a way few people thought "may be nice"
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