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Linux Don't Need No Stinkin' ZFS: BTRFS Intro & Benchmarks

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Linux Magazine; By Jeff Layton 		Mail this story
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ZFS may be locked into the Solaris operating system but “Butter FS” is on the horizon and it’s boasting more features and better performance.

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Comments (9)

Sander_Marechal ·
It's a nice article and a nice benchmark, but there is a very obvious reason why Linux would do well to have ZFS: It means a large number of people would be able to move from Solaris to Linux without touching their storage.
gus3 ·
And now that Oracle is set to buy Sun, they could make an executive decision to port ZFS to Linux without concern for copyright.

ZFS [via Oracle] to Unbreakable Linux [via GPLv2] to all Linux.
azerthoth ·
All your FS belong to us.
caitlyn ·
az: That should read: All your FS are belong to us. If you are going to quote mangled grammar make sure you get the mangling right :)

Somebody set up us the bomb.
gus3 ·
Linux to Windows:

You have no chance to survive make your time.
Bob_Robertson ·
If I may ask an entirely off-topic question,

What game was it that had these now-ubiquitous awful grammar examples? I know I never played it.

Likely a Windows game.
theboomboomcars ·
Quoting:Likely a Windows game.


No it was a Sega MegaDrive (european version of the Genesis) game. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_your_base_are_belong_to_us
Bob_Robertson ·
Ah! Maybe it was machine translation unchecked by an english native speaker.
caitlyn ·
Or it could have been a hasty attempt at translation by someone who was given the job last minute and really didn't have a good grasp of English. All I know is that the results were really funny.

You know what you doing.

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