I’ve been running btrfs on my laptop and workstation since 2015 and haven’t had any issues. I get all the advanced FS functionality I want without needing to wo

I’ve been running btrfs on my laptop and workstation since 2015 and haven’t had any issues. I get all the advanced FS functionality I want without needing to worry about kernel versions or any of the other hassle of setting up ZFS. In many ways ZFS feels like the last hurrah of “traditional” file systems. The fact that ZFS finds itself without genuine alternatives isn’t because it’s just that good, it’s because industry players have moved on. If all you need is a monster file server or a local data archive, sure, use ZFS.