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I wonder if this means that Windows will be finally able to use ext3/4 filesystems out-of-box, read and write. Or Microsoft won't dare to hurt their FAT-LFN &
by drdaeman 11y ago
I wonder if this means that Windows will be finally able to use ext3/4 filesystems out-of-box, read and write.
Or Microsoft won't dare to hurt their FAT-LFN & exFAT cash cows and make that "uh-oh developers only" feature? ;)
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- JdeBP 11y agoIt's a subsystem for running Linux binaries, unaltered, on top of the Windows NT kernel. There has been no mention of additional Windows NT filesystem drivers, anywhere.