good timing. i've been using zfs on macos for years (and different flavors as well), but in a very basic way, manual snapshotting on occasion, that kind of thin

good timing. i've been using zfs on macos for years (and different flavors as well), but in a very basic way, manual snapshotting on occasion, that kind of thing. i'm on a pretty old macos now, for fear of updating. i've recently wanted to have a globally available privately hosted filesystem. ie, not icloud, not dropbox, not google drive. AFS (auristorfs) would fit the bill quite nicely except getting it backed by ZFS would be too much of a chore. The days where I had time to deploy and time to maintain such things are past. but in perfect timing with this article, i've also just learned that BTMM can make filesystems globally available. Apparently I won't see the files via the same pathname everywhere, but I can live with that in exchange for the ease of use.