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I'm curious why that's a blocker for you? It doesn't seem to affect me at all really.

I call it the "easy" answer because I am old and "time is expensive" to me and I'm not rich.

I want to depend on others on what to spend my time on and using in kernel on whether to "jump ship" is a filter I've decided. YMMV. Like I said, I don't use btrfs either.

It’s distributed as a DKMS module, it’s not like we’re all doing `cd /usr/src/linux && make config`

You run apt-get. Kernel gets updated. The ZFS module doesn't compile under the new kernel.

I'm not aware of any distros except NixOS which will then proceed to roll back the entire transaction.

Fedora CoreOS can rollback the operating system to a previous state on errors. This could be done as soon as you can‘t mount the kernel module anymore after an update.

On arch I just run the LTS kernel. I've _never_ had zfs module not build.

Don't boot the new kernel?

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