Recently LinuxWorld commissioned me to write an article on Emerging Linux Filesystems [1] (the formatting is a bit different from the original I sent, but the slideshow of graphs now works [2]) and have kindly given me permission to present a talk based on my work at the October Linux Users of Victoria [3] (LUV) meeting.
So if you can make it you can hear about my experiences with ChunkFS [4], btrfs [5], NILFS [6], ext4 [7], Reiser4 [8] and ZFS/FUSE [9], as well as with ZFS under OpenSolaris [10] (in this case Nexenta [11]).
I’d also like to thank Dragan at Xenon Systems [12] for the loan of a shiny, Linux friendly, test system [13]!
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