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Maybe it is not there yet, but given the momemtum it has, my gut feeling is that it will catch up eventually and be our default fs one day.
by kinkdr 10y ago
Maybe it is not there yet, but given the momemtum it has, my gut feeling is that it will catch up eventually and be our default fs one day.
- kbenson 10y agoThat sentiment is familiar, I used to subscribe to it when I was following this closely 3-4 years ago. That it hasn't changed in that time does not imbue hope.
- ryao 10y agoThe reality is that many are not interested in waiting and adopt ZFS permanently. This was my experience ~6 years ago. Had btrfs worked better then, I would probably have been a btrfs contributor today. Of what I know now about the internals of each, I am glad that I went with ZFS. The decisions in ZFS are more robust in terms of reliability and performance. e.g. The merkle tree, the use of 256-but checksums, mandatory ditto blocks, the ARC algorithm, the intent log, default ditto blocks, an variable height, indirect block tree, etcetera.