Signed-off-by: Giuseppe Scrivano <gscrivan@redhat.com>
Closes: #242
Approved by: cgwalters
The OSTree author believes that having total freedom at the block
storage layer is better for general purpose operating systems. For
example, with OSTree, one is free to use BTRFS in any way you like -
-you can use a subvolume for `/home`, or you can not.
+you can use a subvolume for `/home`, or you cannot.
Furthermore, in its most basic incarnation, the rpm/dpkg + BTRFS
doesn't solve the race conditions that happen when unpacking packages
ostree --repo=repo-prod summary -u
```
-(Remember, the `summary` command can not be run concurrently, so this
+(Remember, the `summary` command cannot be run concurrently, so this
should be triggered serially by other jobs).
There is some more information on the design of the summary file in