I think a compressed file system is a good idea, for reasons mentioned before. (take your point about being bootable, or compressed, but not both) One thing I'd like to see with a compressed file system though, (which is something none of the others ever did) is instead of showing projected free space, show me the actual free space when i do aa dir. If the free space doesn't change after I write some smaller files to it that's ok, or if it reports 500K less after writing a 1.2MB file to it, that's ok too, I just want to see exactly how much space ther is, instead of someone else's idealized view of how much *could* be usable. Otherwise, there's really not too much else to mention I guess. I for one wold be happy to test such a system, and I'm sure some of the embeded systems folks would be happy as well.
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