As a desktop user, I am content with APFS. The only feature from ZFS that I would like, is the corruption detection. I honestly don't know how robust the image and video formats are to bit corruption. On the one hand, potentially, "very" robust. But on the other, I would think that there are some very special bits that if toggled can potentially "ruin" the entire file. But I don't know.<p>However, I can say, every time I've tried ZFS on my iMac, it was simply a disaster.<p>Just trying to set it up on a single USB drive, or setting it up to mirror a pair. The net effect was that it CRUSHED the performance on my machine. It became unusable. We're talking "move the mouse, watch the pointer crawl behind" unusable. "Let's type at 300 baud" unusable. Interactive performance was shot.<p>After I remove it, all is right again.