Merging Tux3 Into The Mainline Linux Kernel

[phoronix]

Phoronix: Merging Tux3 Into The Mainline Linux Kernel

Remember the Tux3 file-system? The Tux3 file-system was shown off at the Southern California Linux Expo earlier this year and showed real promise with its features and slated performance. The developers behind Tux3 had a host of items on their to-do list, including atomic commit support, which to them was a requirement for getting this general purpose file-system into the Linux kernel. Tux3's Daniel Phillips has provided an update on the Linux kernel mailing list regarding the activity for this file-system...

http://www.phoronix.com/vr.php?view=NzQ0Mg

[Louise]

I'd wish he would chance the name to a more "enterprise" name. Even ToxicFS would be a better name

I also think Oracle should change the name from btrFS to OrbFS

[Ant P.]

Yeah, everyone should get rid of stupid names!! What does "Apache" have to do with websites anyway? And "Gnome" is a total joke!!1

[Louise]

Not that I think it is very good, but there is a story behind "apache". Some say the name come from "a-patch-ie", because it started by just being a lot of patches.

Gnome is not the worst I have heard. Firefox takes that place

A much much better name would be Netscape 2009, and so on.

[RealNC]

Don't forget "Linux" lol.

[Louise]

Don't forget "Linux" lol.

I actually think that is very good name!

Haven't we all written programs as kids that we called our own name?

And that is what Linux is. Just a small program that was not meant for anything seriously

[nanonyme]

And that is what Linux is. Just a small program that was not meant for anything seriously

I wonder why I get the mental image of a gnu strangling a penguin after reading this comment...