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You are of course correct. I also use XFS and not on Red Hat distros. That said, XFS is the default filesystem on RHEL since RHEL7 and I think it was the first
by LeFantome 1y ago
You are of course correct. I also use XFS and not on Red Hat distros. That said, XFS is the default filesystem on RHEL since RHEL7 and I think it was the first major distribution to make that choice. Even today, both ext4 and btrfs are far more common choices.
Red Hat is probably the biggest contributor to XFS at this point as well.
So, I kind of get the comment.
- hulitu 1y ago> That said, XFS is the default filesystem on RHEL since RHEL7 RHEL is quiet recent.
- stonogo 1y agoLinux itself is only nine years older than RHEL. I think you might be operating on a different scale of recency than most.
- formerly_proven 1y agoYou and I might have a different understanding of the word recent, but RHEL 7 is over ten years old, and Red Hat itself was one of the first companies based around Linux.