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Depends on which mailing list you read, the usual consensus I see is it's kinda production ready, though openSUSE has switched to Btrfs as its main file system.
by joshbaptiste 11y ago
Depends on which mailing list you read, the usual consensus I see is it's kinda production ready, though openSUSE has switched to Btrfs as its main file system.
- cyphar 11y ago[Disclaimer: I work for SUSE] SUSE Linux Enterprise also uses btrfs by default. There's also a bunch of features like booting into snapshots and snapper (snapshots taken before zypper transactions and on regular intervals with decaying granularity) which are in both OpenSUSE and SLE.