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I agree with most of what the sibling post said, but the incompatible filesystems isn't much of an issue anymore. In my experience, NTFS on Linux works very we
by juliangoldsmith 9y ago
I agree with most of what the sibling post said, but the incompatible filesystems isn't much of an issue anymore.
In my experience, NTFS on Linux works very well. Certainly well enough for any average user.
- emodendroket 9y agoOh, the last time I tried it it came with a bunch of disclaimers to never mount an NTFS filesystem as read/write on a hard drive whose contents you weren't OK with losing, but it's good to hear things have gotten better.
- thomastjeffery 9y agoEverything that deals with filesystems or partitions has that kind of disclaimer. There fact is that you should always backup data you care about. It's the same as saying they aren't responsible for your computer suddenly catching fire. Is that likely to happen? No.
- emodendroket 9y agoNot that kind of disclaimer but a serious one that corruption was very likely