Ubuntu can have zfs with an install of a package.
BSD’s inability to utilize docker ecosystem had me decided to stick with Ubuntu for a decade, unless things change and BSD gets clear advantages over Linux.
BSD’s inability to utilize docker ecosystem had me decided to stick with Ubuntu for a decade, unless things change and BSD gets clear advantages over Linux.
I remember when Ubuntu and docker each entered the scene and my initial impressions of both were pretty negative.
On top of the things you mentioned, it’s basically impossible to produce a working playbook that switches from Ubuntu’s garbage package to the upstream ones - systemd wedges badly about 25% of the time, and force disables the zfs units. None of the documented systemd overrides worked.
I’m enjoying devuan and openbsd at home.