On 10 February 2014 14:26, Steve Newcomb <email address hidden> wrote:
>
> THIS IS NOT GOOD! Why take away something that's so important, so
> useful, so robust, so human-time-efficient, as Reiser3???? To save 200K
> on the installer disk? That's just crazy.
>
Reiserfs is still supported by the 14.04 kernel, thus existing
installations will continue to work a be upgradable.
You can use 12.04 LTS installers to perform installations and upgrade
to latest trusty. Also note that 12.04 LTS is receiving ongoing
support and security updates including optionally 14.04 LTS kernel and
X stack.
If you have bugs about XFS and/or btrfs, please file them to upstream,
as it is reasonable for them to be addressed by 2019.
On 10 February 2014 14:26, Steve Newcomb <email address hidden> wrote: efficient, as Reiser3???? To save 200K
>
> THIS IS NOT GOOD! Why take away something that's so important, so
> useful, so robust, so human-time-
> on the installer disk? That's just crazy.
>
Reiserfs is still supported by the 14.04 kernel, thus existing
installations will continue to work a be upgradable.
You can use 12.04 LTS installers to perform installations and upgrade
to latest trusty. Also note that 12.04 LTS is receiving ongoing
support and security updates including optionally 14.04 LTS kernel and
X stack.
If you have bugs about XFS and/or btrfs, please file them to upstream,
as it is reasonable for them to be addressed by 2019.
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Regards,
Dimitri.