bcachefs is causing a lot of drama in the kernel development space and the Linux community. Since it’s also fully experimental, it’s more harmful than beneficial to keep it in the kernel imo.
KO, the bcachefs dev, did things in the kernel in a way that caused quite a bit drama. But with time and after some push back, KO now has adapted to the development process (and no drama since then).
Since it’s also fully experimental, it’s more harmful than beneficial to keep it in the kernel imo.
Its experimental but its an fs, it doesn’t affect anyone who doesn’t want to use it. Many drivers are also mainlined in an experimental state and then slowly worked upstream (for e.g. the new nova nvidia gpus driver).
Is it possible to remove it from the kernel for now? It definitely shouldn’t be there.
why? Its not going to affect you if you dont use it.
bcachefs is causing a lot of drama in the kernel development space and the Linux community. Since it’s also fully experimental, it’s more harmful than beneficial to keep it in the kernel imo.
KO, the bcachefs dev, did things in the kernel in a way that caused quite a bit drama. But with time and after some push back, KO now has adapted to the development process (and no drama since then).
Its experimental but its an fs, it doesn’t affect anyone who doesn’t want to use it. Many drivers are also mainlined in an experimental state and then slowly worked upstream (for e.g. the new nova nvidia gpus driver).
Well I’m fine with it as long as there’s no more drama. I’m a very big drama hater.