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Poettering: Revisiting how we put together Linux systems

Poettering: Revisiting how we put together Linux systems

Posted Sep 2, 2014 11:53 UTC (Tue) by Wol (subscriber, #4433)
In reply to: Poettering: Revisiting how we put together Linux systems by raven667
Parent article: Poettering: Revisiting how we put together Linux systems

Eggsackerly. I was looking at btrfs because I'm changing my disk setup, but I decided to stay with ext4 (over raid) because I couldn't understand btrfs.

And if people CAN run this stuff over ext4, or xfs, or reiser (does anyone still use it :-), then maybe people will also be motivated to add these features to those file systems. Succeed or fail, it's all within the Linus philosophy of "show me you can do it, show me it's a good idea". That's the way you get new stuff into the Linux kernel, that should be the way you get stuff into Linux distros.

And succeed or fail, it's good for the developers to have a go :-)

Cheers,
Wol


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Poettering: Revisiting how we put together Linux systems

Posted Sep 2, 2014 22:59 UTC (Tue) by rodgerd (guest, #58896) [Link]

btrfs is a lot easier to understand if you've run ZFS. It's a pretty radically different model.


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