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Linux support for NTFS is pretty good these days; that's one candidate for it. Another would be if Windows adopted ext4 or btrfs. The latter seems most likely
by mikepurvis 4y ago
Linux support for NTFS is pretty good these days; that's one candidate for it. Another would be if Windows adopted ext4 or btrfs.
The latter seems most likely since it offers interesting user-facing features around snapshotting and integrity.
- Tijdreiziger 4y agoExFAT works for removable drives, and you probably don’t need OS drives to have the same filesystem.
- Gigachad 4y agoRead only access would be nice. Sometimes you might want to copy out some files stored on the other OS drive.
- jojobas 4y agoAt the very least you'd have to forgo all the benefits of ext4 in terms of fragmentation and performance, zfs seamless volume management and countless other things, all for the ability to once in a decade swap a hard drive from one machine to another?