> They'll all expire eventually. ZFS (like) file systems will eventually be very succesful.
Yes, that's all in the "like". In 4 or 5 years, btrfs and others will mature and ZFS will look less exceptional. That, and ZFS has a major culprit which will become more annoying with time : it's not cluster-aware.
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The only exposure that ZFS has is Patent Based. Some of the interesting ones are expiring in the next four to five years:
http://www.google.com/patents?as_q&num=10&btnG=Googl...
They'll all expire eventually. ZFS (like) file systems will eventually be very succesful.
> They'll all expire eventually. ZFS (like) file systems will eventually be very succesful.
Yes, that's all in the "like". In 4 or 5 years, btrfs and others will mature and ZFS will look less exceptional. That, and ZFS has a major culprit which will become more annoying with time : it's not cluster-aware.