On 9/4/05, Ben Rockwood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Shawn is right, ReiserFS is not the de facto standard for any Linux
> distro that I know of, and based on what I'm seeing and hearing it
> perhaps never will be.
ReiserFS is the default file system for Suse, Knoppix and some others
and will be the default for Debian post Sarge. For Suse its even
likely that they move all other file systems to secondary loadable
modules which means you can only boot via ReiserFS except you build
your own kernel from scratch.
> ReiserFS _was_ in a possition to take over the
> reigns of power from ext2 when ext3 was pretty new and suffering some
> issues several years ago, but then the ReiserFS 4 thing started up and
> its been in the back seat since.
That's are political issues coming from the ext3 advocates.
> But, back to the origonal post... of all the filesystems on Linux I
> think ReiserFS would be on the bottom of my list. ext2/3 is what people
> need.
Really? The only strong supporter of ext3 which did not leave the boat
yet is Redhat - and I am not sure whether THEY should dictate the list
of priorities. Redhat already does that in the Linux kernel
discussions to the annoyance of most people...
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