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It sure does. Compression and encryption and snapshotting and bit rot protection all native to the file system and the tools around it instead of having to cobb
by gigatexal 6y ago
It sure does. Compression and encryption and snapshotting and bit rot protection all native to the file system and the tools around it instead of having to cobble together lvm and mdraid and such.
Snapshotting imo is one of the best things. Copy on write file systems really are awesome. And FreeBSD adopting ZFS so early was a huge win imo.