Apple announced during the WWDC 2016 on a large number of the new software opening keynote, but there is one thing that did not make it into the presentation, it is likely to be as exciting as some of iOS 10 first test version. While not deemed worthy of stages, Apple has been working on its products a new file system, watch all the way to the Mac Pro from Apple. Apple file system or power filter, is not ready for prime time yet, and with a pencil published in 2017, but the fact is that the project will be enough to allow some Apple fans hope HFS + will soon disappear.
announced that all things around WWDC 2016 years of buzz far, the active power filter for each product makes Apple, unified, everything from the company’s wearable devices to high-end workstations running on the underlying file system . So, yes, it includes iOS, MacOS’s, watchOS even tvOS.
Apple did not make too much of the public just yet, but developers may have further to read what APF will be through the company’s developer portal for them provide. The new file system has been packaged MacOS Sierra Leone 10.12 as a developer preview version, and 2017
will be released some time
final version from Apple:
Apple’s file system (the APF) is designed to be viewed from the Apple Mac Pro scaled to the next-generation file system. The APF is Flash / SSD storage has been optimized, with encryption as the main functional design. Learn the benefits of active power filter with HFS + and how to ensure that your file system code-compatible.
Unfortunately, in its current state, Apple acknowledged the APF has some significant limitations. For example, this minute, the active power filter can not run on Apple’s own fusion drive, either use it as a boot disk, which is a shame. In addition, the file names are case-sensitive in its current state, the internal APF which is something Apple is clearly the correct length of the new file system in front of the public.
Apple is expected to learn more about the file system in the coming months
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