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MeeGo 将采用 Btrfs 作为其默认的文件系统

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http://linuxtoy.org – MeeGo（从 Intel 的 Moblin 和 Nokia 的 Maemo 合并而成）的开发者已经在邮件列表中确认 MeeGo 将采用 Btrfs 作为其默认的文件系统。 虽然目前 Btrfs 文件系统尚处于实验性质阶段，但 MeeGo 开发者列出了下面的选择理由： Btrfs 是 Linu (Software)

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