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Installing Fedora Minimal instead of Fedora Workstation on daily driver laptop (?)
3 projects | /r/Fedora | 22 Jun 2022

I subscribed to "the path most traveled is easiest to walk on" dictum, which is like a complete 180. I don't even run ZFS anymore, which was a HUGE deal to me for a long time. Whatever distro it was, it HAD to run ZFS. I scripted automatic in-kernel ZFS recompilation so I could have more reliable kernels for my builds (take THAT, GPL+CDDL incompatibility), because ZFS rules despite what Linus Torvalds says, and using a supported filesystem for pussies.
Is anyone using Macrium Reflect to backup to ReFS drive?
1 project | /r/Windows10 | 14 Aug 2021

If you run Ubuntu or Debian for your ZFS, have you ever tried a built-in kernel? I've got a script to throw one together if you want to try it: https://github.com/averyfreeman/zfs-kernel-builder
Anyone running ZFS 2?
3 projects | /r/zfs | 17 Feb 2021
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averyfreeman/zfs-kernel-builder is an open source project licensed under Do What The F*ck You Want To Public License which is not an OSI approved license.

The primary programming language of zfs-kernel-builder is Shell.