Why aren’t these drivers installed by default yet
Why aren’t these drivers installed by default yet
M2 isn’t much more expensive than HDDs anymore. It used to be five times times the cost. Now maybe 1.5 to 2 times. And they require a lot less space and no dedicated backplane with seperate power.
Also you need redundancy. A 20TB hdd is very expensive and usually very overkill. Rebuilding them takes very long if you ever have corruption issues, along with other problems.
It’s better to have three smaller drives than a single 20TB one.
Unless you’re running an actual datacenter with cooling and big rack space, m.2 is a likely more worth it these days for a small home NAS.
M2 is getting so cheap that having a drive spinning all day can add up in electricity whereas m2 is a lot more efficient.
The reason this happens less often in Wndows is because wndows historically hasn’t had a package manager, forcing devs to bundle all their dependencies into the executables
Thanks that’s pretty informative
Why isn’t there a way for Linux users to automatically install every missing dependency for a program? Not sure if this will net me a ban here but the W*ndows way kind of looks superior here. Having old programs break with updates is a massive pain.
One day someone’s posts how all Linux programs run forever and Windows creates abandonware
Another day someone complains about the Linux version of his program not tuning anyone so he has to use the Windows version
I’m not sure what’s going on anymore
Some intern writing spaghetti which a company is going to be based off
Truenas
Thought it would be more popular. I’m outnumbered hard