Re: [LSF/MM/BPF TOPIC] Is it time of refreshing interest to NILFS2 file system?

["Theodore Tso" <tytso@mit.edu>]

On Fri, Jan 23, 2026 at 11:15:08PM +0000, Viacheslav Dubeyko wrote:
> 
> Fresh Linux kernel guys always ask how they can contribute to Linux kernel and
> many guys are considering the file system direction. NILFS2 is viable direction
> with plenty opportunities for optimizations and new features implementation. I
> would like to deliver this talk with the goals of: (1) encouraging fresh Linux
> kernel developers of joining to contribution into NILFS2, and (2) convincing
> open-source community to revive the interest to NILFS2. I believe that NILFS2
> deserves the second life in the world of QLC NAND flash and AI/ML workloads.
> NILFS2 is part of Linux ecosystem with unique set of features and it makes sense
> to make it more efficient, secure, and reliable.

I wonder if this might be better fit for the Linux Plumbers
Conference.  The LSF/MM/BPF is workshop is a invite-only workshop
which is focused on discussions, not talks.  If the target of your
talk includes "fresh Linux kernel developers", it is unlikely that
there will be many at the LSF/MM.  They are more likely to be at
Plumbers, which will have roughly an order of magnitude ore attendees.

	  	     	  	     	      - Ted