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Granted, it's been a couple of years, but I tried BTRFS when openSUSE made it their default and I had filesystem issues that I've never had on anything else. I'
by TallGuyShort 11y ago
Granted, it's been a couple of years, but I tried BTRFS when openSUSE made it their default and I had filesystem issues that I've never had on anything else. I'm sure it's progressed a lot since then, but I expect it will be behind ZFS for a long time in terms of stability.
- ryao 11y agoSUSE seems to recommend XFS for production data and btrfs for the rootfs that is a read mostly workload that is unlikely to trigger ENOSPC. It is not what I would consider a great endorsement of btrfs.