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Is there a better filesystem that is Mac and PC compatible? I've used ExFAT for that reason alone, but it's a big one.
Not natively, as far as I know. NTFS works well on Linux for the most part (unless you need permissions), but macOS natively only supports reading.
FAT32 is universally well supported, but the partition size limit and 4GB file size limit make it unusable for me.
Linux filesystems as well as macOS filesystems aren't supported natively anywhere else, so ExFAT it is.