[ Thanks to Amy
Kucharik for this link. ]
“Many Unix administrators I know (you know who you are), always
used to smirk when I talked about Linux. They could always point to
the fact that regardless of whatever I could say, they had
journaling file systems, which they could manage using various
Logical Volume Management (LVM) tools, and I couldn’t touch
that.“Well, not any more! Not only does Red Hat offer ext3 as their
default file system, but they offer great management tools to
boot…”
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