Question: How does this compare to other ultra fast & modern file systems like SPAD
I wonder whether there is any detailed feature comparison with less known modern file systems like SPAD except for mainstream filesystems (ZFS, Btrfs, Hammer, XFS, NTFS, Stratis, ...)?
The mentioned SPAD filesystem is measurably highly efficient (in terms of storage space as well as CPU processing as well as RAM/memory usage) as well as highly performant (scales from old HDDs through SSDs and Optane storage up to RAM-backed disks) and very safe (fully resistant against power loss; checksummed; etc.). I believe there are others.