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Well the issue was that was a closed file system owned by Microsoft and used on Linux for Flash Drives and SD Cards. If you sue closed technology you get burne
by baldfat 10y ago
Well the issue was that was a closed file system owned by Microsoft and used on Linux for Flash Drives and SD Cards.
If you sue closed technology you get burned. I didn't have a problem with Microsoft doing what they did. We should have used an open file system for those devices. I personally have used ext2/rfs on my drives and it is a pretty light security system ;)
- ryao 10y agoI would expect Apple's driver to be open source, so someone could just port it. Their HFS+ driver is open source.
- dchest 10y agoThere's no such thing as "closed" or "open": something can be open source (copyright law), but patented (patent law), and it can be closed sourced, but not patented.