Feel like the PostgreSQL Core Team should just build a new database from scratch using what they have learned from experience instead of attempting such a fundamental architectural migration. It would give them more freedom to change things also. Call it "postgendb" and provide a data migrator.
That's a great idea. I've been considering whether or not to use Cockroach Db at work, and I love the fact that it's distributed from the get go.
Why not work on something like that instead of changing something that works? Especially since they the process model really only runs into trouble on large systems.
