LWN article: A new way to truncate() files

[Michael Monnerie]

I'm pretty sure the core hackers are on linux-kernel, but for the rest 
of us LWN provided a good article explaining development, in this case 
it reaches into XFS that's why I post it here:

http://lwn.net/SubscriberLink/341352/21ab5a5c7158ea80/

mfg zmi
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