Yes. There is a reason I put "best" in quotes. LOL. But, I would seriously like the Gentoo/Linux community's input.
To date, all of my Gentoo installs have been on HDD. But now I have moved to a laptop that has an SSD, and to boot (no pun intended), it is an Optane box so it also has a secondary SSD to accommodate that. I was given some good info about how to use Optane in another thread but to begin with, I am trying to discern what is a good file system to use for an SSD. On my HDD I was using EXT4 but my Google-Fu keeps returning warnings about Journaling file systems on an SSD?
Also stumbled on this blog...
https://www.maketecheasier.com/best-lin ... m-for-ssd/
...which recommends Btrfs.
I like the fact that F2FS is designed specifically for SSD but honestly file systems are out of my wheelhouse.
Thoughts?
For what it is worth I am installing on what will be an AMD64/UEFI Secure Boot box which I would like to use as a Dual Boot Win10/Gentoo box. The disk size is 1TB SSD broken out into 300GB for Win and the rest for Gentoo. And as I mentioned there is a 27GB SSD dedicated to Optane. Looks like Intel implements it as a RAID.
In addition to file system recommendations is there anything specific to an SSD install vs an HDD install that I should watch out for?
Thoughts?


