Comparing HAMMER And Tux3

Courtesy KernelTrap - Kernel news  Thu, 08/07/2008 - 10:25

"The big advantage Hammer has over Tux3 is, it is up and running and released in the Dragonfly distro," began Daniel Phillips, offering a comparison between the two filesystem.

He continued, "the biggest disadvantage is, it runs on BSD, not Linux, and it so heavily implements functionality that is provided by the VFS and block layer in Linux that a port would be far from trivial.

It will likely happen eventually, but probably in about the same timeframe that we...

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