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=== why not btrfs ? === | === why not btrfs ? === | ||
A lot of people say: "'''I don't use btrfs because''' it is experimental and is '''not stable'''. You can´t use it in production. It is not | A lot of people say: "'''I don't use btrfs because''' it is experimental and is '''not stable'''. You can´t use it in production. It is not safe!". | ||
==== not stable ? ==== | ==== not stable ? ==== | ||
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==== experimental ? ==== | ==== experimental ? ==== | ||
Btrfs is feature-rich! And there are some features that are '''not implemented yet'''. Others are only '''partly implemented'''. Some are '''experimental''' and not suggested for production use. | Btrfs is feature-rich! And there are some features that are '''not implemented yet'''. Others are only '''partly implemented'''. Some are '''experimental''' and not suggested for production use. As is always the case in Linux-land ''you'' decide what to use, and so you are responsible for your own decisions. | ||
==== not usable for production ? ==== | ==== not usable for production ? ==== | ||
* Some | * Some Linux distributions do support btrfs as main file system | ||
* Some firms do use btrfs in production@wiki.btrfs.kernel.org | * Some firms do use btrfs in production@wiki.btrfs.kernel.org | ||
* Some | * Some manufacturers do deploy devices where btrfs is used inside | ||
==== difficult to repair ? ==== | ==== difficult to repair ? ==== |