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If you prefer Btrfs why not just use OpenSUSE? It uses btrfs by default. Changing the default filesystem on your OS is, imo, setting your self up for trouble.
by zxcvcxz 11y ago
If you prefer Btrfs why not just use OpenSUSE? It uses btrfs by default.
Changing the default filesystem on your OS is, imo, setting your self up for trouble.
- rogerbinns 11y agoI have been using btrfs for several years and it has been fine, except for the few occasions it ran out of space. The problem here is a switch from upstart to systemd has somehow resulted in the latter not behaving as the former wrt to /etc/fstab.