Is OMV 6 ready for partial prime time?

I believe that I am ready to re-install once again, now that I have a better understanding of things. I am running under Proxmox and OMV 5 has worked pretty well. I had initially upgraded to OMV 6 (and the performance was not bad at all), but degraded because I felt that I needed the proxmox kernel (because I wanted to make use of ZFS). After downgrading, I realized that I because of the drive enclosure that I was using (a USB3/eSATA enclosure), I found that I was not going to be able to use ZFS. Nevertheless, using snapraid I was able to make use of my enclosure and life was good with setting up docker.

So I decided that I wanted to blow away my currently layout and start anew. Since there hasn't been any real issue with using OMV 6 (or so I have read), is there any pitfalls if I opt to upgrade to OMV 6? I know that I will not be able to Proxmox kernel, but considering that I am not making use of ZFS, am I losing any performance using the vanilla kernel? I figure I could start setting up OMV 6 so that when then time moves from Alpha/Beta version to mainstream I am ready for the roll out?

Any thoughts about that or should I say with OMV 5 and wait?

I just read over the omvplugin and more importantly thread one by mod. I have answered my own question, and I guess I will ride it out with OMV 5 once again.

Normally ZFS is my go to, considering that I am just using OMV strictly for media purposes, it is not important to have ZFS in play. On the other hand, snapraid is another issue. I know that somewhere down the line, snapraid will be working in the future, right now it is on the pipeline. So that is a major reason to stay with OMV 5 for the time being.