I have just installed the latest version of Fedora Gnome on my HP laptop. I had to import a 50 GB OVA file from my USB HDD to my hard drive via USB 3.0.
When the copying was taking place through VirtualBox, the system hung almost completely, I was not able to even move my mouse. Why does this happen ? Reading this: https://askubuntu.com/q/397249/628460 It seems to be the case for Debian based OSes, but then why is it happening in Fedora ? I just formatted from Windows 10, and while I hate a lot of things about it, it never made the system unusable during heavy I/O operations. I had multiple tabs in Chrome open without any lag whatsoever. I say this, not to criticize Fedora but to point out this should be the case in modern OSes. So why am I facing this issue? Let me know what you think and if any further information is needed. Thanks. -- Regards, Sreyan Chakravarty
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