> Me, because we don't use transparent compression anywhere.
Since Fedora 34, a clean install will result in btrfs with zstd compression turned on. (An update of an older install will of course not change the filesystem from underneath the files.)
Since Fedora 34, a clean install will result in btrfs with zstd compression turned on. (An update of an older install will of course not change the filesystem from underneath the files.)
Other systems we install are configured on many levels, so even if the defaults are BTRFS w/zstd, it might be either known or changed to suit our needs better.