feature parity with linux ... perhaps with "filesystem quotas" ?
Jason Arnaute
non_secure at yahoo.com
Sat May 20 19:16:24 UTC 2006
So I see this article on Slashdot:
http://bsd.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=06/05/13/0740227
and I notice that same article is referenced now on
the front page of freebsd.org.
Apparently FreeBSD developers are working on
"approaching feature parity with Linux".
Quick Question:
Does this mean that we will have working filesystem
quotas in FreeBSD in the next year or two ?
I've been using the so-called "user and group quotas"
on other operating systems for a long time, and I
think they are very useful. Can I cast my vote for
the inclusion of working "quotas" in FreeBSD sometime
in the future?
Yes, I realize that "gnome-integration" and "graphical
installation mode" and designing new mascots are much
more important, but ... you know ... filesystem quotas
sure would be nice to have...
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