Comment # 70 on bug 1063638 from Richard Brown

(In reply to Gabor Katona from comment #64)
> (In reply to Richard Brown from comment #63)
> > They are the default in SUSE Linux enterprise and have been for years now -
> > if millions of dollars of enterprise systems are trusted with it without
> > major issue, I struggle to see how it isn't a suitable option for a default
> > in openSUSE
> 
> The answer is quite simple to your last question. Btrfs in opensuse (!!, not
> in SUSE Linux) renders several systems unusable for hours.

openSUSE Leap or openSUSE Tumbleweed

openSUSE Leap has 100% identical code to SUSE Linux Enterprise when it comes to
the kernel, btrfs tooling, etc

So I find it hard to accept your assertion that openSUSE has a general problem
in this area when you accept that SLE does not.

Tumbleweed has a matching configuration, though obviously the latest upstream
versions

So there is scope for a problem, but you need to be specific as to which
Tumbleweed snapshots so we can identify kernel versions and the like that might
be involved

Less emotion please, more facts - else I'm just going to ignore your comments
and focus on those which can help a resolution to this bug.