EDIT: Not to mention, this should make ZFS best-in-class for handling container filesystems. Deduplicating all the files in the individual layers means you can pretty much dispense with awkwardly trying to maintain inheritance trees.
EDIT: Not to mention, this should make ZFS best-in-class for handling container filesystems. Deduplicating all the files in the individual layers means you can pretty much dispense with awkwardly trying to maintain inheritance trees.
Organizing that in shares means duplicating files...
So that syncs to my server, and my desktop/laptop. I drag files around on there when I want them deleted off my phone and archived somewhere. Me and my wife share a syncthing folder between us when we want to send files to each other.
All of this produces a fair number of duplicate files, particularly if you have backups turned on in case of deletes.
Offline dedupe basically makes all of that free though - duplicate files on the server or in backup dirs are no longer a problem.