I recently got the Apple Magic Trackpad 2 for use on linux. I use it on the left side of my keyboard, so my right hand isn't taking all the RSI wear from using a mouse. Overall, it works very well. It's basically…
The advantage is that you can get all the features you want, even though they aren't all available in one filesystem. In my case, I wanted a reliable filesystem, RAID1/mirror support, block-level checksumming, and…
You can probably achieve what you're looking for by stacking a few filesystems. For example, you could create a separate ZFS pool/vdev with a single full-disk zvol on each disk. Then use mdadm to create a RAID array of…
I recently got the Apple Magic Trackpad 2 for use on linux. I use it on the left side of my keyboard, so my right hand isn't taking all the RSI wear from using a mouse. Overall, it works very well. It's basically…
The advantage is that you can get all the features you want, even though they aren't all available in one filesystem. In my case, I wanted a reliable filesystem, RAID1/mirror support, block-level checksumming, and…
You can probably achieve what you're looking for by stacking a few filesystems. For example, you could create a separate ZFS pool/vdev with a single full-disk zvol on each disk. Then use mdadm to create a RAID array of…