ZFS For Linux Finally Lands In Debian GNU/Linux Repos (softpedia.com)

prisoninmate quotes a report from Softpedia: It took the Debian developers many years to finally be able to ship a working version of ZFS for Linux on Debian GNU/Linux. For those not in the known, ZFS on Linux is the official OpenZFS implementation for Linux, which promises to offer native ZFS filesystem support for any Linux kernel-based operating system, currently supporting Arch Linux, Ubuntu, Fedora, Gentoo, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, CentOS, openSUSE, and now Debian. And it looks like their ZFS for Linux implementation borrows a lot of patches from Ubuntu, at least according to the changelog for zfs-linux 0.6.5.6-2, the version that is now available in the unstable channel for Debian users to install and test.

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Jesus

[Sasayaki]

Okay, the comments on this thread are a shitshow. So far we have:

- JEWS DID 9/11

- prisoninmate loves ReiserFS

- Hillary will ban Linux

- FreeBSD >>>>>>>>>> Dumbuntu!

Re:I'll probably hold out a while longer.

[zenlessyank]

um. uh. what the fuck. do you have some kind of mental problem? if I see you walking down the street with your UID on your shirt or car I will run you down. WHIPSLASH, PLEASE BAN THIS MUTHERFUCKER.