Btrfsmaintenance
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VisitBtrfsmaintenance vs Shake
What both publish
| Fact | Btrfsmaintenance | Shake |
|---|---|---|
| Installation | Debian-based systems can use dist-install.sh, while other distributions can use distribution packages or manually install the scripts and service files. | The maker lists Ubuntu/Debian, Gentoo, and Arch Linux installation options and instructions for building from source with CMake and libattr development files. |
| Purpose | Btrfsmaintenance is a set of scripts that automates maintenance tasks for btrfs filesystems. | Shake is a userspace defragmenter for GNU/Linux that can run while the system is in use. |
Btrfsmaintenance plans
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Pick Btrfsmaintenance if…
It suits Linux administrators who want configurable scheduled maintenance for Btrfs filesystems. It may also suit SUSE-based users who want the zypper plugin to defragment RPM database files after installation.
Pick Shake if…
Shake is suited to GNU/Linux users comfortable with root access who want to reorganize fragmented files or inspect fragmentation. Its documented installation routes include several distributions and a source build.