Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 11th Oct 2006 14:20 UTC, submitted by JCooper
We at OSNews have tiptoed around the following unfolding story for a while now, scared we would wrongly damage Hans Reiser's image. However, now that he has been arrested as a suspect in this case, we cannot ignore it any longer. "Oakland police today arrested the estranged husband of 31-year-old Nina 'Nenasha' Reiser on charges of murder even though in the month since she vanished, investigators have found no trace of her body. Hans Reiser, a man who has recently refused to cooperate with investigators, was arrested today along with two additional unidentified people around 11 a.m. at an acquaintance's home in the 6900 block of Simson Street, according to police."
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Member since:2006-01-06
Nah, because it's open source it can never *truly* be dead. It seems to pretty actively maintained in the Linux kernel still.
Don't know if this means anything for reiser4, but I'm guessing there's enough momentum behind it to get it into the kernel regardless, and if Hans is removed from the equation it might smooth things out a bit more.
His personal life circumstances seem pretty unfortunate though. We'll see what the legal system does.
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2006-05-28
It is a shame because it is a killer of a file system