These days, just use TRIM support. As long as your filesystem isn't 100%
full, this is going to achieve the same (actually better) effect. With
either approach, the drive will have plenty of unused space for wear
leveling. With TRIM, the drive also knows not to bother copying data
around for se
When an installer is instructed to use the full disk to install Ubuntu,
I would request that two checkboxes be provided. These checkboxes would
specify that the installer not use the entire disk; one would be for
10%, the other for 25%.
This option is intended for installations onto Solid Sta
