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in fedora kde f2fs-tools is installed by default but why f2fs in not installed in fedora workstation we have f2fs written but does not work strange
i think it should present in workstation by default
according to you than xfs ntfs can also be installed with dnf so why we have that if we have option in gui and including that without having that certain package seems broken it need serious attention either remove the option or include the package.
right just having 300kb of packages makes that gnome disk app full and no options will be greyed out
and the only 300kb it can be a bloat. it is necessary for fullfill gnome disk functionality.
it is like having packages for figure print reader packages makes system out of the box support.
it is convenience as most laptops have it and some laptops does not so.
simply if someone dont want bloat install fedora server and install packages they really want or install arch.
it is all about convenience some gui function is grey means it is unfinished.
Poorly this is how Fedora Atomic needs to do those things. Preinstalling F2FS (a modern flash optimized OS used by Android, so not a replacement for Fat32) would allow users in the future to deal with no overrides at all
I spent the day yesterday fiddling around with F2FS. Yes, you can format any partition with mkfs.f2fs in f2fs-tools. But neither the graphical nor the non-graphical installers will recognize it. So all you can do is use it as a data partition.
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