🚀 go-pugleaf

On or around Sun, 23 Jun 96, Martin Steigerwald is alleged to have
muttered something along the lines of -

MS> Anyway in this terms of definition you are _completely_ right. AFS isnt
MS> stable (or at least doesnt seem to be stable, sorry, for that, but I never
MS> saw it failing I only _heard_ about AFS failing) for _everyone_.
MS> 
MS> But other way around, is FFS stable for everyone? In my oppinion this isnt
MS> actually true...
MS> 
MS> Now the question: Which filesystems fails more often in percent of total
MS> use? For my system the answer is clear: FFS

As someone who is not taking any side on this thread, can I just ask a
question?

Which filesystem would you recommend -

(1) One which may crash very rarely, but has no recovery tools, or
(2) One which may crash more often than (1) but which has recovery tools
    aplenty?

TTFN,
Keith.

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