On 2 Sep 1998, Benny Amorsen wrote:
<SNIP>
> Besides, NFS is not even Posix compliant. If we use NFS as a design
> standard for future file systems, nothing new will ever happen.
>
>
but if we do stuff that will not work with NFS (and do not have a
replacement for NFS that works across a similar number of platforms) the
new stuff will die as it will not be able to be used in many cases.
David Lang
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