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> which NTFS has no support for and therefore WSL must emulate With ntfs3 (kernel 6) this is no longer true, as can be seen for example in Arch install living
by csdvrx 4y ago
> which NTFS has no support for and therefore WSL must emulate
With ntfs3 (kernel 6) this is no longer true, as can be seen for example in Arch install living next to windows on C:\ https://gist.github.com/motorailgun/cc2c573f253d0893f429a165b5f851ee https://gist.github.com/motorailgun/cc2c573f253d0893f429a165...
Also NTFS has had POSIX attributes support - they just weren't used before.
- ohgodplsno 4y agoNote that I said WSL, not WSL2.
- csdvrx 4y agoAnd I insist: NTFS has support for POSIX attributes. NTFS3 proves that: you can install arch on C:\, and use it normally. WSL1 doesn't support POSIX attributes, just like ntfs-3g didn't support them, but it's not a limitation of NTFS.