zfs-fuse does not currently compile for platforms other than Linux, despite FUSE's general compatibility with other systems. The Mac OS X ZFS port worked for me under Leopard, and I think it works under Snow Leopard now, though it is no longer being developed by Apple. Last I checked, the ZFS pool version supported by these two implementations differs, so you'll need to create your pool with the latest commonly supported pool version to ensure compatibility.
In short, I do support the use of ZFS, and I personally use zfs-fuse, but it's of far more use when shared over the network due to the problems with ZFS implementations on various platforms.
Ignoring that all of those names are easier than "Evangelion" to pronounce after the first time. Even after I'd watched all of the episodes, I was still screwing it up, and yet could easily say "Asuka" correctly...
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zfs-fuse does not currently compile for platforms other than Linux, despite FUSE's general compatibility with other systems. The Mac OS X ZFS port worked for me under Leopard, and I think it works under Snow Leopard now, though it is no longer being developed by Apple. Last I checked, the ZFS pool version supported by these two implementations differs, so you'll need to create your pool with the latest commonly supported pool version to ensure compatibility. In short, I do support the use of ZFS, and I personally use zfs-fuse, but it's of far more use when shared over the network due to the problems with ZFS implementations on various platforms.
Ignoring that all of those names are easier than "Evangelion" to pronounce after the first time. Even after I'd watched all of the episodes, I was still screwing it up, and yet could easily say "Asuka" correctly...