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> True that, and yet the kernel has zero issues keeping Btrfs around even though it's been eating people data since I can imagine scenarios where known failure
by sangnoir 2y ago
> True that, and yet the kernel has zero issues keeping Btrfs around even though it's been eating people data since
I can imagine scenarios where known failure modes on an "inferior" tool are better than unknown failure modes on a "superior" one.
- koverstreet 2y agohonestly, it's mostly just a matter of trying to give myself the time to work with bugs as people hit them, and stage the rollout. I don't want clueless newbies running it until it's completely bulletproof.