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Re: [opensuse-factory] 11.0 default filesystems again
- From: Per Jessen <per@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 23 Feb 2008 20:15:25 +0100
- Message-id: <fpprcd$g2t$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Andreas Jaeger wrote:
OK, true - I guess I tend to think mostly in terms of openSUSE.
Is that a hint at me/us? We'd be very happy to help with JFS testing,
(which in fact we do anyway, though not in a really organized fashion).
I can easily admit to the latter - I'm running a business and we're
using almost exclusively JFS. A change away from JFS would require a
lot of changes for us, which is why I keep hassling everyone about JFS.
But when it comes to usage of filesystems - if we only look at openSUSE
users, I suspect everyone is using either ext3 (current default) or
reiserfs (previous default). Or do we have a lot of closet users of
XFS?
/Per Jessen, Zürich
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Per Jessen <per@xxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
Gerald, none of those are reasons for deprecating JFS IMHO. You
said "there is a reason why JFS is deprecated with current versions
of SLES" - now instead of one strong argument, you list four very
weak arguments:
1) Customer requests - I find it difficult to believe that every
openSUSE decision to include/exclude <something> depends on customer
requests.
Gerald made the argument for SLES. The only requests for JFS I have
seen are from openSUSE users - and that's why we have added it back
for openSUSE as an "unsupported" filesystem.
OK, true - I guess I tend to think mostly in terms of openSUSE.
2) Exactly the same goes for ext3, reiserfs and xfs.
3) Surely this is only because you've chosen not to support JFS.
Speaking of partners: They could have spoken up and ask for JFS - and
then we would have asked them for testing.
Is that a hint at me/us? We'd be very happy to help with JFS testing,
(which in fact we do anyway, though not in a really organized fashion).
4) That applies to many kinds of software that is included by
openSUSE.
5) User base: I think you're the only one really using it;-) - or at
least the most vocal one.
I can easily admit to the latter - I'm running a business and we're
using almost exclusively JFS. A change away from JFS would require a
lot of changes for us, which is why I keep hassling everyone about JFS.
But when it comes to usage of filesystems - if we only look at openSUSE
users, I suspect everyone is using either ext3 (current default) or
reiserfs (previous default). Or do we have a lot of closet users of
XFS?
/Per Jessen, Zürich
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