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Default Folder X supports searching with the version of HoudahSpot available on Setapp in addition to the standalone version from Houdah Software. Previously, when you chose a file from the Recent Files menu in a file dialog that was already displaying the folder containing that file, Default Folder X would select the file but wouldn't open it. In addition, I’ll also show you a trick whereby you can set any folder to be the default folder when opening Explorer in Windows 10. Set Default Folder to This PC. To change the setting, open Explorer, click on File and then click on Change folder and search options.

Default file system used in various operating systems.

Release yearOperating systemFile system
1968George 3George 3
1971OS/8DECtape / OS/8
1972RSX-11ODS-1
1974CP/MCP/M file system
198086-DOSFAT12, but logically format incompatible with MS-DOS/PC DOS.
1981PC DOS 1.0FAT12
1982MS-DOS 1.25FAT12
1982Commodore 64 / 1541Commodore DOS (CBM DOS)
1984PC DOS 3.0 / MS-DOS 3.0FAT16
1984Classic Mac OSMacintosh File System (MFS)
1985Atari TOSModified FAT12
1985Classic Mac OSHierarchical File System (HFS)
1987Compaq MS-DOS 3.31FAT16B
1988AmigaOS v1.3Amiga Fast File System (FFS)
1989OS/2 v1.2High Performance File System (HPFS)
1989SCO UNIXHTFS
1990Windows 3.0 / 3.1xFAT16B
1993Slackwareext2
1993Debian GNU/Linuxext2
1993FreeBSD v1-v5.0UFS1
1994Windows NT 3.5NTFS
1995Windows 95FAT16B with VFAT
1996Windows NT 4.0NTFS
1998Mac OS 8.1 / macOSHFS Plus (HFS+)
1998Windows 98FAT32 with VFAT
2000SUSE Linux Enterprise 6.4ReiserFS[1][2]
2000Windows MeFAT32 with VFAT
2000Windows 2000NTFS
2000Ututo GNU/Linuxext4
2000Knoppixext3
2000RHELext3
2001Windows XPNTFS but FAT32 was also common
2002Arch Linuxext4
2002Gentoo Linuxext4
2003FreeBSD v5.1-v9UFS2
2003Windows Server 2003NTFS
2003Fedora Core 1ext3
2004Ubuntu 4.10ext3
2004OpenWrtOverlayFS combining SquashFS + JFFS2
2004CentOS 3ext3
2005Debian GNU/Linux 3.1ext3
2005dyneSquashFS
2006OpenDOS 7.01.08FAT32+
2006gNewSenseext4
2006Windows VistaNTFS
2006SUSE Linux Enterprise 11

openSUSE 10.2

ext3[3][4]
2007Slackware 12ext3
2007Trisquelext4
2008Windows Server 2008NTFS
2008Musix GNU/Linuxext4
2008Nexenta OSZFS
2009Windows 7NTFS
2009Parabola GNU/Linuxext4
2009openSUSE 11ext4
2009Slackware 13ext4
2009Ubuntu 9.10ext4
2009Fedora 11ext4[5]
2010LibreWRTSquashFS
2011CentOS 6ext4
2011Debian GNU/kFreeBSDUFS1
2011Arch Hurdext2
2012Windows 8NTFS
2013Debian GNU/Linux 7.0ext4
2013Debian GNU/Hurdext2
2014libreCMCOverlayFS combining SquashFS + JFFS2
2014RHEL 7XFS[6]
2014CentOS 7XFS
2015Windows 10NTFS
2015Fedora 22Combination: ext4 (Fedora Workstation and Cloud), XFS (Fedora Server)[7]
2015OpenSUSE 42.1Combination: Btrfs (for system) and XFS (for home).
2016iOS 10.3APFS
2017macOS High Sierra (10.13)APFS

See also[edit]

Default Folder X Apple Silicon

Default Folder X
  • List of partition IDs (MBR)
  • Master Boot Record (MBR)
  • GUID Partition Table (GPT)

References[edit]

  1. ^'Archive:SuSE Linux 6.4'. openSUSE wiki. Retrieved 2017-06-28.
  2. ^'SUSE LINUX 9.1 Administration Guide: Major File Systems in Linux'. Novell. Retrieved 2017-06-28.
  3. ^Shankland, Stephen (16 October 2006). 'Novell makes file storage software shift'. CNET.
  4. ^Sharma, Mayank (12 October 2006). 'Novell will switch from ReiserFS to ext3'. Linux.com.
  5. ^'Fedora 11 | Installation Guide | 7. Installing on Intel® and AMD Systems | 7.21. Partitioning Your System | 7.21.5. Adding Partitions | 7.21.5.1. File System Types'. docs-old.fedoraproject.org. Retrieved 2018-07-25.
  6. ^'7.0 Release Notes'. Chapter 4. File Systems.
  7. ^'Fedora 22 | Installation Guide | Installing Using Anaconda | Installing in the Graphical User Interface | Manual Partitioning | Device, File System and RAID Types'. docs-old.fedoraproject.org. Retrieved 2018-07-25.

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