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And before linux had good NTFS drivers, you just put your shared data on FAT32.
by wongarsu 4y ago
And before linux had good NTFS drivers, you just put your shared data on FAT32.
- joveian 4y agoEXFAT is another option these days.
- Kwpolska 4y agoIn my experience, exFAT support in Linux is worse than NTFS support (and NTFS is more likely to be installed out-of-the-box). If you also need to support macOS, then exFAT might be an option, but exFAT lacks journalling and doesn’t scale too well due to cluster size/count limits.