erik quanstrom wrote:
> an extra copy or 100 of the distribution
> will be <1% of a new hard drive, even with
> no de-dup.

Sure, but there's other data than that. I do music, as a hobby.  A
project for an electronic track can have 20GB because everything I use
is "statically linked" into it.  Doing it this way has all the
advantages static linking for binaries has.

When your tracks have 20GB but 90% the data is shared, and you keep
full history for your track, dedup becomes invaluable.

-- 
Aram Hăvărneanu

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