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Yes I think the state of UFS in OpenBSD is the biggest sore point for me. If I can’t rely on a basic building block of the OS what can I really use it for? I w
by doublepg23 4y ago
Yes I think the state of UFS in OpenBSD is the biggest sore point for me. If I can’t rely on a basic building block of the OS what can I really use it for?
I will say FreeBSD is stellar with ZFS and XFS is very very stable these days - even btrfs functions as a decent ext4 replacement.