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The big thing is very easily mix and match different sizes of disks. ZFS as of recently can sort of do that, but its not as efficient.
Mergerfs can do that too and you can keep the underlying fs as whatever you want.
Yes, but it does not have redundancy or caching. Redundancy can be achieved with snapraid, but how you get caching I don’t know…
Doesn't work for every use case, but perfect for mine. I was just pointing out other options.
And that is good! It would have been a better answer if you mentioned these major limitations as well so that interested people don’t need to look it up :)