If the same usability can be achieved with other technologies (LVM, containers/docker), I would not mind of course (but I doubt). I also find containers a too complicated technology for a Desktop edition (and btw: it is not more mature than btrfs). I think it is a 'showstopper' for new Linux users that once the system breaks it can require skills that user does not have to restore the system to a point where it was working. once it is broken for any reason.
I have known some people over the last 5 years giving up Linux for same reason.
(and BTW: SuSE 12.3's default is btrfs for" /" and "xfs" for "/home" (no separate "/boot" partition in SuSe default setup). I use btrfs everywhere on my SuSE (I use Suse and Windows for my professional work currently).
-- Peter
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