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I'd argue that btrfs is not a product, but part of their support for the Linux platform. Oracle has a big Linux install base, and the primary commercial competi

I'd argue that btrfs is not a product, but part of their support for the Linux platform. Oracle has a big Linux install base, and the primary commercial competition for these types of installs this is Microsoft SQL Server. The more powerful and useable Linux is, the less attractive a Windows-based option looks.

masklinn 16y ago
> I'd argue that btrfs is not a product, but part of their support for the Linux platform. Which makes the whole thing even more likely: they can provide the same amount of support by porting ZFS to Linux.