File systems
Chris Jones
chrisjones at spin.net.au
Fri Jun 22 23:30:01 UTC 2012
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Interesting. But even after reading all that, I'm still at a loss of why
you posted this to the mailing list. It's your rant of the ins and outs
of various filesystems.
There is never going to be one-all-end-all filesystem in any operating
system. I guess, be grateful in Linux we have a choice to select and use
the filesystem the best suits our needs.
Regarding BtrFS. I think it's coming along nicely. I am using it in one
of my drives and I've had no issues at all. But yes, it is not final yet
as we all know.
Regards
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