On Tue, 6 Jun 2000, Hans Reiser wrote:
> James Sutherland wrote:
> > just don't go
> > adding new proprietary wheels to make your code a bit faster.
> Proprietary? Huh? All code we write is available under the GPL.
OK, proprietary was the wrong word - the point remains that you appear to
have an acute case of "not made here" syndrome. If the shared journalling
code isn't good enough for you to use, fix it - don't harp on about how
your own RFS-only component is better than the shared one. You are not
supposed to be fighting against ext3: try to work together and share code,
instead of crowing about your code being faster in your benchmarks.
James.
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