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9 April 2025

01:44

Page translation log Winterheart talk contribs marked Dhcpcd for translation ‎

6 April 2025

m 22:57

Netifrc‎ diffhist +1‎ Pineapples talk contribs Fix typo

5 April 2025

10:31

Dracut‎ diffhist +210‎ Immolo talk contribs →‎Default images: Ver 106 has use hostonly by default so now the section details when a user might want to revert to using the generic build instead

			05:57		Btrfs‎‎ 3 changes history -164‎ [Sam‎ (3×)]
					05:57 (cur \| prev) +175‎ Sam talk contribs →‎Converting ext* based file systems: Discourage use
					05:56 (cur \| prev) -199‎ Sam talk contribs →‎Compression level: Drop stale kernel version info
					05:54 (cur \| prev) -140‎ Sam talk contribs →‎Defragmentation: Drop version information; this is something that defragmenting always does now. It makes the information look dated and also suggests it only applies to some kernel versions, not all modern ones.

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			05:57		Btrfs‎‎ 3 changes history -164‎ [Sam‎ (3×)]
					05:57 (cur \| prev) +175‎ Sam talk contribs →‎Converting ext* based file systems: Discourage use
					05:56 (cur \| prev) -199‎ Sam talk contribs →‎Compression level: Drop stale kernel version info
					05:54 (cur \| prev) -140‎ Sam talk contribs →‎Defragmentation: Drop version information; this is something that defragmenting always does now. It makes the information look dated and also suggests it only applies to some kernel versions, not all modern ones.