> today NFS (Network File System) in a PC LAN does not make much sense any more. > Today people either use SMB to access files on a network share, or they use

> today NFS (Network File System) in a PC LAN does not make much sense any more. > Today people either use SMB to access files on a network share, or they use a web-based file service What? Properly configured NFS is blazing fast. And why would I use a cloud if I have some files locally? > The winner takes it all: Linux FreeBSD is still used by one of the largest CDNs, Netflix. > If I would be one of them, then I would try to find a new job with a better prospects for the future. Yeah, automate that with a web-based frontend. I don't agree with almost anything this guy says. You can't derive general laws from just one person's experience.