tanja

joined 4 months ago
 

From my own post: cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/47418159


I've just set up bees on my laptop.

  • It's been running for 40 minutes now
  • I went from 28G to 58G free space on my 2 TB SSD
  • Without deleting anything

I'm genuinely amazed.
Idk why, but I thought this was more of a gimmick for some reason, but nah it works well.

Can highly recommend :3


See https://github.com/Zygo/bees for the project if you wanna learn more.

Here's all I did on my system (NixOS), see !nix@programming.dev

  1. I put this in my NixOS config:
services.beesd.filesystems.root = {
  spec = "UUID=dfabb360-7fde-4b06-a884-03c8d217d877";
  hashTableSizeMB = 8192;
};
  1. I ran this command
cd /etc/nixos && sudo nixos-rebuild switch |& nom
# tho just running sudo nixos-rebuild switch in the correct dir would be sufficient

And it just started giving me more space on my disk :3


PS: it's been 49 minutes now, and I'm at 72G free ๐ŸŽ‰
(the CPU has been maxed out the entire time, keep that in mind)

 

I've just set up bees on my laptop.

  • It's been running for 40 minutes now
  • I went from 28G to 58G free space on my 2 TB SSD
  • Without deleting anything

I'm genuinely amazed.
Idk why, but I thought this was more of a gimmick for some reason, but nah it works well.

Can highly recommend :3


See https://github.com/Zygo/bees for the project if you wanna learn more.

Here's all I did on my system (NixOS), see !nix@programming.dev

  1. I put this in my NixOS config:
services.beesd.filesystems.root = {
  spec = "UUID=dfabb360-7fde-4b06-a884-03c8d217d877";
  hashTableSizeMB = 8192;
};
  1. I ran this command
cd /etc/nixos && sudo nixos-rebuild switch |& nom
# tho just running sudo nixos-rebuild switch in the correct dir would be sufficient

And it just started giving me more space on my disk :3


PS: it's been 49 minutes now, and I'm at 72G free ๐ŸŽ‰
(the CPU has been maxed out the entire time, keep that in mind)