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Fedora 22 Beta Server Edition Now Uses XFS as the Default Filesystem

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Marius Nestor
Apr 21, 2015

The third and the most important new feature implemented in Fedora 22 Beta Server operating system is the XFS filesystem, which is now used by default on all installations. XFS is capable of handling higher storage capacity, and it scales better for servers.
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