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Yeah, if you're going to exclude the common use cases, obviously it's going to be rare. (: People still use local storage. (I'd also like native ext4 support
by kaetemi 3y ago
Yeah, if you're going to exclude the common use cases, obviously it's going to be rare. (:
People still use local storage.
(I'd also like native ext4 support in Windows.)
- dale_glass 3y agoYeah, but when I boot Windows for gaming, I don't care about sharing data with Linux. And given the availability of cloud storage, I can just upload whatever little I need to share.
- mst 3y agoNot all dual boot systems are "main OS" plus "wintendo." Quite a lot of the ones I encounter on personal machines are, certainly, but people doing actual dev stuff on both is still a use case.