We've been using XFS in production from the start.
We're a film and TV VFX / animation company, and have XFS on everything - about 600 machines, from large servers to workstations and render machines. It's absolutely core to our business. We came to XFS from using SGI machines, but it's nearly all linux now.
As far as I know, many of the other studios are doing the same.
Another thing that we've noticed recently is the proliferation of black box NAS servers, which when you look closely are linux/XFS boxes with a fancy gui.
Two years ago, I was bumped from a cancelled BA business class trip onto a Concorde flight from New York to London. This was just after the Paris crash, when I guess they had to bump people onto the Concorde just to have some warm bodies aboard.
You wish. All the British Airways and Air France Concordes were grounded for 17 months after the crash.
If it happened at all, you're just bitter you had less time to stuff your face during the flight.
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The word is restaurateur, not restauranteur.
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Sounds like a girls' drink to me.
(I'd get someone else to screw them into the racks though - that takes a while.)
We've been using XFS in production from the start.
We're a film and TV VFX / animation company, and have XFS on everything - about 600 machines, from large servers to workstations and render machines. It's absolutely core to our business. We came to XFS from using SGI machines, but it's nearly all linux now.
As far as I know, many of the other studios are doing the same.
Another thing that we've noticed recently is the proliferation of black box NAS servers, which when you look closely are linux/XFS boxes with a fancy gui.
You wish. All the British Airways and Air France Concordes were grounded for 17 months after the crash.
If it happened at all, you're just bitter you had less time to stuff your face during the flight.