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Leaflet@lemmy.world to Linux@lemmy.mlEnglish · 4 hours ago

Linus Torvalds Removes The Bcachefs Code From The Linux Kernel

www.phoronix.com

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Linus Torvalds Removes The Bcachefs Code From The Linux Kernel

www.phoronix.com

Leaflet@lemmy.world to Linux@lemmy.mlEnglish · 4 hours ago
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  • ryannathans@aussie.zone
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    Should have never been merged into the kernel lol

  • erock@lemmy.ml
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    I’ve never used bcachefs and only recently read about some of the drama. I wish the project the best but at this point it is hard to beat zfs

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    Good 👍

    • wurstgulasch3000@feddit.org
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      Why?

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        They want you to use Oracle ZFS instead, they have a lot of money riding on this.

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        Seriously?

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          Yes I’m asking for the reason why you think this development is good. It seemed to me like it could have worked out if they talked it out and could have added something of value to the OS

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            Very easy to search, but you’re lazy so:https://hackaday.com/2025/06/10/the-ongoing-bcachefs-filesystem-stability-controversy/

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              It’s not lazy to ask someone who seems to know something about the topic within a discussion thread about said topic. You know more than I do on this.

              I understand how you may not want to take the time to answer someone’s question but also you could have replied with the link you eventually did instead of saying “Seriously?” Within the context of calling others lazy you could also qualify under the same term since you took the time to respond but not with the answer.

              With search being what it is nowadays I wouldn’t know if I am getting a good result to find out the answer since it is of a technical and specific nature I may or may not even know if I am familiar with to begin with. It could take me much longer to figure it out, or I will give up and not be interested in finding out more about a field you seem to have an interest and knowledge about and I am demonstrating I want to know more about.

              I think it is fair to ask for more information from someone who shows more expertise in the topic before searching.

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              I’ve heard about this and wanted to hear your opinion on it because you seemed to have gotten to another conclusion than I have. But it seems that you’re not interested in discussing so I’m no longer interested

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          Not all of us know what this is. Can you expand on your thoughts?

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            Agreed!

            I don’t know what this is but it is a topic I am somewhat familiar with and it is somehow significant enough to be a headline.

            Curious minds would like to know more.

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            https://hackaday.com/2025/06/10/the-ongoing-bcachefs-filesystem-stability-controversy/

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              Thanks!

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