Many Linux users in particular are pretty well aware of the shortcomings of Linux's filesystem scenario, as well as the fact we never had features like DTrace. (I still think the over-proliferation of Linux tracing tools that fit 10,000 different case is a bit ridiculous.) As someone who worked on a distro, I've been acutely aware of many of these things, for example, as have our users (because they inevitably come to us for advice, suggestions, or bug reports).
I'm not sure what reality you live in where Linux users like, actively deny things like lacking an appropriate COW filesystem with low latency, or things like the fact it took us a decade to get only close to DTrace. Your own mind? 6 month Ubuntu users? Internet forums where you talk to other BSD users and nobody else?
I'm not sure what reality you live in where Linux users like, actively deny things like lacking an appropriate COW filesystem with low latency, or things like the fact it took us a decade to get only close to DTrace. Your own mind? 6 month Ubuntu users? Internet forums where you talk to other BSD users and nobody else?
> Let the down votes begin.
Don't worry, I'm sure people will oblige.