"nfs shares are usually local": this is completely counter-intuitive. NFS = Network File System. I think most would agree than a "network" file system is definitely not a local one (and would rightly so, when considering the differences in terms of access latencies). Even on a high-bandwidth LAN (with 10GbE and 500+ Gb/s core switching capacity), having Nautilus preview feature enabled by default on NFS shares just throws our filers down, thanks to thumbnailing kicking in when users browse their 20'000+ (scientific research) videos folder.
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