Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sun 18th May 2008 15:32 UTC, submitted by sjvn
It seems like we're really on the subject of filesystems and related technology the past few days. We had an interview with the man behind BeServed, an item on WinFS' current status, and now we - possibly - have news on ZFS coming to Linux. Possibly, because it's all speculation from here on out.
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RE[2]: Comment by sonic2000gr
by Formel1Hund on Sun 18th May 2008 16:49
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>>but in FreeBSD it is yet an experimental feature.
>So what? Linux doesn't care anything about quality, they would mark it stable at once.
Linux is a kernel, can it care ?
>>that it works best on 64bit systems with 2Gb or more RAM
>It's for server, not for the desktop.
Oh, that's why Sun made It the default for Opensolaris.
RE[3]: Comment by sonic2000gr
by stabbyjones on Mon 19th May 2008 00:26
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Member since:2008-04-15
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2006-07-15
>but in FreeBSD it is yet an experimental feature.
So what? Linux doesn't care anything about quality, they would mark it stable at once.
>that it works best on 64bit systems with 2Gb or more RAM
It's for server, not for the desktop.