> And for the thin-provisioned snapshotted subvolume usecase, btrfs is currently eating ZFS's lunch due to far better Linux integration. Is this a technical ar

> And for the thin-provisioned snapshotted subvolume usecase, btrfs is currently eating ZFS's lunch due to far better Linux integration. Is this a technical argument? Or is this just more licensing nonsense? > Think snapshots at every update, and having a/b boot to get back to a known-working config after an update. I use ZFS and I have snapshots on every update? I have snapshots hourly, daily, weekly and monthly. I have triggered snapshots too, and ad hoc dynamic snapshots too. I wrote about it here: https://kimono-koans.github.io/opinionated-guide/ https://kimono-koans.github.io/opinionated-guide/