Vitaliy T wrote:
> I was surprised by the performance JFS in Ubuntu 10.04 alpha on my
> laptop. As I understand it everything is fine with the license and JFS
> also works with SELinux. Why drop support for JFS from the kernel and
> made it as a module? I do not want to argue about that JFS is bett
Greetings all,
I was surprised by the performance JFS in Ubuntu 10.04 alpha on my
laptop. As I understand it everything is fine with the license and JFS
also works with SELinux. Why drop support for JFS from the kernel and
made it as a module? I do not want to argue about that JFS is better
or wor
