Which OS do you use the most?

Please enter which OS you use the most.

Also what type of file sharing do you use NFS or CFIS?

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glennvanderveer over 5 years ago +3

Well, work is a Windows 10 machine, but I also have 2 NUC's running Ubuntu. Home I have 1 Ubuntu, 1 Windows 10, 2 Raspbian's, I beaglebone Debian (I believe), 3 NAS' each running a different flavour of…
Fred27 over 5 years ago +2

E14 is refreshingly free of the usual petty squabbles like "my choice of OS is better then your choice of OS". It would be nice if it stayed that way. Also, if you feel you have to take a side and limit…
phoenixcomm over 5 years ago in reply to Fred27 +2

Fred27 I am not saying my OS is better than yours. also I don't know how to make the poll let you pick more than one answer. BTW I have just changed the title. Personly I run a LINUX/UNX shop and don't…

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glennvanderveer over 5 years ago

Well, work is a Windows 10 machine, but I also have 2 NUC's running Ubuntu.
Home I have 1 Ubuntu, 1 Windows 10, 2 Raspbian's, I beaglebone Debian (I believe), 3 NAS' each running a different flavour of Linux, 3 Androids, and an OSX Mountain Lion. Plus I have a boatload of VM's running who knows what that is too long to list.
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phoenixcomm over 5 years ago in reply to glennvanderveer

glennvanderveer
Glenn are you using NFS to share files??
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glennvanderveer over 5 years ago in reply to phoenixcomm

On #1 I have 2 drive formatted as EXTFS and shared as NFS
On #2 I have 7 USB external drives combined into a logical volume group, and then I created an encrypted volume as 1 big disk and shared as NFS
On #3 I have 1 drive I believe is formatted as EXTFS and shared as SMB and AFS.
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phoenixcomm over 5 years ago in reply to glennvanderveer

glennvanderveer yes but bb ai will not boot with a 250GB Flash formatted at EXT4
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glennvanderveer over 5 years ago in reply to phoenixcomm

phoenixcomm Maybe I missed the point of your question then, but my shares are not running on a BB, but my shares are split up over a Synology DS112j, a WD Mybook, and an old Intel NUC. I would guess that if you wanted the BB to have access to a NFS share you would have to add it to your BB's fstab...
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glennvanderveer over 5 years ago in reply to phoenixcomm

phoenixcomm Maybe I missed the point of your question then, but my shares are not running on a BB, but my shares are split up over a Synology DS112j, a WD Mybook, and an old Intel NUC. I would guess that if you wanted the BB to have access to a NFS share you would have to add it to your BB's fstab...
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