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All I need from a filesystem is to be able to mount it and read and write files. APFS isn't writeable on Linux or Windows without additional drivers. Nor is HF
by peterburkimsher 5y ago
All I need from a filesystem is to be able to mount it and read and write files.
APFS isn't writeable on Linux or Windows without additional drivers. Nor is HFS+. It's quite inconvenient. If ZFS was usable in that way, I'd consider it! But for now I still have to keep my boot volume as HFS+ so I can at least read files, and use FAT32 to shuttle data around.