Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 12th Jan 2009 21:35 UTC, submitted by diegocg
Versin 0.17 of the Linux filesystem btrfs has been released. The main news on this release is that it has been included in the Linus' tree. The changes include support of transparent compression, seed devices, improved block sharing while moving extents, improved block allocation and many bug fixes and performance improvements. Also, the disk format is not expected to change unless a critical bug is found.
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It is quite funny. When some in the Linux camp does some "layering violation" it is ok. But it is not ok that others, such as ZFS, does that.
What is that phenomena called? When you can do stuff, but when others does the same thing - it is a bad thing?