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Btrfs still has no native encryption right? There is Dislocker that lets you open Windows partions encryption with Bitlocker. I switched from btrfs to zfs becau
by redder23 3y ago
Btrfs still has no native encryption right? There is Dislocker that lets you open Windows partions encryption with Bitlocker. I switched from btrfs to zfs because Ubuntu has it naively integrated into the install. There was some issues about it recently about possible removal or some tools because badly maintained though.
So if I want everything encrypted this is not helping me.
Opening LUKS from Windows project is dead I think. But I am fine this way I basically have not booted up Windows up for gaming in months. And this one way sharing with Dislocker is enough for me. I think btrfs and zfs are rather a hasse on personal desktop systems, you just loose lots of space for snapshots you not really need, well I needed them on OpenSuse tumblweed because it was unstable but I since switched to Ubuntu LTS and I do not need them.
- KAMSPioneer 3y agoIf I recall correctly, the removal is the ZFS Event Daemon from Ubuntu, not ZFS itself. Which is pretty much fine; it was never finished anyway. Ambitious project with which Canonical seems to have bitten off more than it can chew... However a cursory search doesn't turn up any more info, so, grain of salt.