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In linux you can set the umask to a certain value for usb storage devices when automounting, so again, the other os could do it. Still not a technical problem.
by sametmax 8y ago
In linux you can set the umask to a certain value for usb storage devices when automounting, so again, the other os could do it. Still not a technical problem.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 8y agoThe feature you are talking about only applies to FAT or NTFS filesystems. In other words, even if only Linux existed you couldn't have a universally R/W usb stick without FAT or NTFS.
- sametmax 8y agoYou can with bindfs minus a perf penalty But honestly i would be fine with ms making ntfs a free open standard so we can get better support for it.