There is no such thing as SDHC >32GB. SDHC is defined by being <32GB and formated as FAT32. Whatever a Ext4-formated card >32GB is, it is certainly not SDHC.


... and you may want to count again. In said 'poll', the results were:

btrfs: 264
ExFAT from store: 199
f2fs: 123
ExFAT default: 113
Ext2/3/4: 89
XFS: 72
UDF: 58
FAT/FAT32: 18

Which makes:

ExFAT total: 312
btrfs: 264
f2fs: 123
Ext2/3/4: 89
XFS: 72
UDF: 58
FAT/FAZ32: 18

(Interesting, btw, that Jolla now goes for the solution that gathered roughly 10% of the total votes and this is sold to us as "listening to the community".)

The fact that ExFAT gained the most votes is even more relevant as the poll took ExFAT for granted and asked for additional file systems to support. (When one user wrote his answer in favor of ExFAT, he got rebuked by a moderator who wrote "You'll get ExFAT anyway, this question is about better support for open file systems.")

The question in the poll wasn't about having or not having ExFAT.