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What Filesystem?
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ext4 being old, and still being the main file system most distros use by default, should be enough alone to tell you being old isnt bad.
it means its battle tested, robust, stable, and safe. Otherwise it wouldnt be old and still be in widespread use.
Currently running BTRFS. Next fs is gonna be ext4. No need for anything else
Are you saying you don't like btrfs?