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The filesystem (NTFS) being god awful slow with large numbers of files is a good reason. It boggles my mind that Microsoft has not gotten around to making this
by boardwaalk 5y ago
The filesystem (NTFS) being god awful slow with large numbers of files is a good reason.
It boggles my mind that Microsoft has not gotten around to making this better. Apple even introduced introduced a new FS (APFS) and migrated people silently and successfully.
- 72deluxe 5y agoI thought NTFS was pretty advanced with low-level compression and file streams etc. that I am not sure are available on APFS. Apple had the luxury of doing an upgrade of everyone's filesystem under iOS as a test, then a rollback a few versions ago which is why it took so long to perform the upgrade. Microsoft haven't got such a large userbase to test on (without permission).