While that may be a valid point on some glasses-bridge-pushing technical level (certainly Linus has strong opinions on HFS), but so what? In practice, this hasn&#x27;t been an issue (I spent about 15 years running OSX desktop workstations and laptops, and and also managed a fleet up to 50 OSX client machines in very shady power situations w&#x2F;o problems) - sure ZFS is technically sweet but doesn&#x27;t make sense on a laptop (OpenSolaris, BSD on the go? please) and has historically been a PITA on Linux (CDDL).<p>What other enterprise-class file system are you talking about? btrfs is <i>still</i> immature, anytime I&#x27;ve strayed from ext, I regret it. And NTFS? I&#x27;ve had lots of more problems w&#x2F; that than anything else (admittedly, probably due to poor interactions between Windows and ntfs-3g on Linux).<p>In any case, since OSX isn&#x27;t a data-center OS, I don&#x27;t see what &quot;enterprise-class&quot; storage has to do with it anyway.