Who here uses dragonfly BSD and what do you do with it? I keep reading about it, but never read any articles from regular users
So happy to see progress on HAMMER2. Eventually, when it’s ready, I hope it gets ported to OpenBSD and becomes the defacto BSD file system.
I love how every discussion about DragonflyBSD is about how it’d be so great if HAMMER2 was in OpenBSD, and never about Dragonfly.
edit: correct typo
I was talking about Open. Free isn’t interesting to me.
I meant OpenBSD, sorry.
If the OpenBSD developers would be open to modern, reliable storage they would have some other options as well (eg. zfs).
Storage is simply not a focus for OpenBSD. Is even TRIM support implemented yet?
Hence why it’s more likely to be lifted wholesale than imported.
ZFS is a non starter because OBSD is rather careful and risk-avoidant with licenses.
Having only regularly used OpenBSD out of all the BSDs, Dragonfly seems like my next best choice for tinkering. I have to install it one of these days and give it a go.
Who here uses dragonfly BSD and what do you do with it? I keep reading about it, but never read any articles from regular users
So happy to see progress on HAMMER2. Eventually, when it’s ready, I hope it gets ported to OpenBSD and becomes the defacto BSD file system.
I love how every discussion about DragonflyBSD is about how it’d be so great if HAMMER2 was in OpenBSD, and never about Dragonfly.
edit: correct typo
I was talking about Open. Free isn’t interesting to me.
I meant OpenBSD, sorry.
If the OpenBSD developers would be open to modern, reliable storage they would have some other options as well (eg. zfs).
Storage is simply not a focus for OpenBSD. Is even TRIM support implemented yet?
Hence why it’s more likely to be lifted wholesale than imported.
ZFS is a non starter because OBSD is rather careful and risk-avoidant with licenses.
Having only regularly used OpenBSD out of all the BSDs, Dragonfly seems like my next best choice for tinkering. I have to install it one of these days and give it a go.