Why not use an experimental filesystem with functionally zero real world usage that isn't in the upstream kernel and has exactly one full time developer working on it?

I love the ideas behind bcachefs but suggesting it's anywhere close to being ready for primetime is just silly.

I'm very much hoping this becomes the future of filesystems on linux, but it's very in flux at the moment. I wish some company would hire him and put a bunch of devs on it full time.

>Bcachefs is not yet upstream - you'll have to build a kernel to use it.

> Bcachefs can currently be considered beta quality. It has a small pool of outside users

>However, given that it's still under active development backups are a good idea.