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Before you get too excited it is read only.

• tibbydudeza 3y ago
  Probably prudent - would not trust any implementation except native ones in Windows that does writes.
  • naikrovek 3y ago
    well, you should. write support for NTFS is supported by quite a few tools, now, including the Linux Kernel.
    • brucethemoose2 3y ago
      And I've had the new linux NTFS driver corrupt files more than once. In fact, it just corrupted the partition table of my external backup drive this year. Which was last time I trusted it for anything but read-only mounting.
      • helf 3y ago
        and on the flip side I have been doing r/w to NTFS from linux for yeeeeears with never an issue. And I have had /windows/ corrupt NTFS volumes. Personal anecdotes rock :D
      • naikrovek 3y ago
        I've used it extensively on multiple machines and have had no problems. ¯ \ _ ( ツ ) _ / ¯
        • amno 3y ago
          It have corrupted my drive several times.
        • rerdavies 3y ago
          Why is this even an answer? ¯ \ _ ( ツ ) _ / ¯