Andrew Muraco wrote:
keep your wity comments to yourself -lol i dont think ext3 is going
anywhere for a long time..
I usually think this is why alot of people still rely on it. It's solid, and
doesn't change very often, so people working in environments that require solid
stability on Linux likely go with this.
reiserfs4 will merely be an option for
those of us that like post-proscessed organic material..
Just remember, bugs in vanilla-sources go here: http://bugzilla.kernel.org/
Any other -sources buggers up, try a variant of vanilla-sources to see if the
problem exists there. If it does fire the bug upstream to the mainline kernel
devs. If not, might be a patch we added in.
I'm just stating this, because once reiserfs4 goes mainline (I believe it's in
-mm currently), we are bound to have users hitting various bumps and ruts in the
road using it, and if they file bugs to our bugzilla that aren't related to
patches we produce, then they'll likely wind up closed as invalid and such.
This saves the users time, and may get them the answers they seek (or at least a
resolution of some kind). It also saves our bug-wranglers time by now having to
deal with more invalid bugs.
--Kumba
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