Floppy disks linger in Linux through code cleanups, surviving in prisons, retro circles, and industry despite technological ...

Managing Linux disks and the file systems that reside on them is something of an art – from setup to partitioning to monitoring performance.

Whether you're installing Linux on a new system or adding new storage, there are plenty of commands to manage the disks on your system. These commands can help you get a handle on your hard drives ...

Conclusion Mastering disk management in Linux unlocks the full potential of your system's storage capabilities. Whether through traditional partitioning or the advanced features of LVM, understanding ...

Linux (and Unix) have generally referred to disk partitions by their "traditional" device name, such as /dev/sda2 or /dev/hda5. However, this kind of name for a particular partition can (and will ...

One of the most confusing and intimidating parts of installing Linux for dual-booting with Windows is the disk partitioning required.

Examining btrfs, Linux’s perpetually half-finished filesystem This btrfs filesystem overview highlights some longstanding shortcomings.