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XFS has "just worked" for me for a very long time now on a variety of servers and desktop systems.
Careful as it is obscure enough that you could blow off your leg.
I don't see how the default filesystem of the enterprise Linux distro could be considered obscure.
I don't believe that XFS is the default for anything these days. I could be wrong though.
Default since RHEL 8. Consider looking up such facts before posting wrong facts.
Oh i didn't know that. RHEL 9 also uses it as defalut. Propably some forks of it aswell. Rocky, Alma?
Oh i mixed it up with ZFS. I think ZFS uses no one by default.
ZFS is default on Proxmox