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I'm pretty sure the default is still UFS, but FreeBSD allows you to use ZFS as the root filesystem. I've been using this for a while and it's been incredibly s

I'm pretty sure the default is still UFS, but FreeBSD allows you to use ZFS as the root filesystem. I've been using this for a while and it's been incredibly solid. It's a first class feature that's supported by the bootloader and the GENERIC kernel. My experience with it has been uneventful, which is exactly how a filesystem should be.

_emacsomancer_ 9y ago
Doesn't TrueOS default to ZFS?
- krylon 9y ago
  It did when it was still called PC-BSD. I don't think it has changed.
  - Crontab 9y ago
    It still is. From the homepage of the site: "TrueOS has been using OpenZFS as its exclusive file system for several years, ensuring advanced OpenZFS functionality is heavily tested and 100% production-ready."
- JdeBP 9y ago
  It did even before FreeBSD did.