Macintosh File System

The Macintosh File System, commonly referred to as HFS (Hierarchical File System) and its successor HFS+, is a file system developed by Apple Inc. for use with its Macintosh line of computers. Here's an overview of its characteristics and evolution: ### HFS (Hierarchical File System) - **Introduced**: HFS was introduced in 1985 as the primary file system for Macintosh computers.