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Redhat and CentOS use XFS by default.
by kevml 8y ago
Redhat and CentOS use XFS by default.
- jplayer01 8y agoReally not a fan of their package managers.
- boomboomsubban 8y agoWhen you're installing you can select something like "manually set the partitions/disks" and format XFS with basically any distro. It's part of the kernel, and I can't remember installing a distro without that option.
- zbentley 8y agoIf by that you mean "these distros support XFS, but I don't use them for other reasons (package managers)" . . . OK. Don't use them. But don't criticize a filesystem for unrelated tradeoffs that OSes that support it happen to make.