. You would get
basically the same thing with ext3, XFS, JFS, Solaris UFS with the
logging option, etc.
Of course, you could always scan some mailing list archives ;)
reiserfs-list and linux-XFS are quite active and contain very valuable
insights.
Jean-Francois Landry
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Any sufficiently
a comment: the next version of Reiserfs is named Reiser4. It won't
be around for another year or so (check the web site) but when it does,
it might cause some confusion. I'd suggest slightly changing the name of
your program.
Jean-Francois Landry
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You got to pick the notes you really
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Jean-Francois Landry
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Indifference will certainly be the downfall of mankind, but who cares?
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snappier to me on Reiserfs (at least compared to
ext2, can't say about XFS or JFS). And I'm not even talking of the more
efficient file packing.
You makes your choices, you lives with it ;)
Jean-Francois Landry
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In short, just as the Multics mentality of careful access controls
shows up
