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From: Farley Flud <ff@linux.rocks>
Subject: Anyone Using OpenZFS?
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I hear a lot about the virtues of OpenZFS, which is available
for GNU/Linux albeit, due to license concerns, only in a roundabout
way.  A separate external module must be compiled and then added
to the kernel.

Since my programming predilection is HPC/scientific/engineering,
I know little about disk I/O concepts.  So answer these questions
if you are able.

Is OpenZFS suitable/recommended for a desktop workstation?

What are the benefits of OpenZFS compared to EXT4?

Is OpenZFS stable enough to be trusted?

I will appreciate all responses.


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