I'm not saying Oracle is driving development (of either btrfs or ZFS). That's the problem! Both projects feel very stagnant. You can't argue that OpenZFS has cl

I'm not saying Oracle is driving development (of either btrfs or ZFS). That's the problem! Both projects feel very stagnant. You can't argue that OpenZFS has close to the amount of resources to put into ZFS that Sun did (pre-Oracle). While I run ZFS (FreeBSD and ZoL) and prefer it over pretty much anything.... ZFS is not nearly as popular as it might have been if it was released with a GPL-compatible license. At the time, this was intentional by Sun, who knew Linux was a competitor to Solaris, so I can't say that I blame them...