Re: Versioning file system

alan wrote:
> 
> ZFS is the cool new thing in that space.  Too bad the license makes it
> hard to incorporate it into the kernel.  (I am one of those people that
> believe that Linux should support EVERY file system, no matter how old
> or obscure.)
> 

I have details on the Luxor UFD-DOS filesystem, if you'd care to
implement it.

	-hpa
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