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That's probably not as big of a detriment as the high level functionality Windows expects to be in the filesystem layer that unix doesn't (or puts in VFS). Fro
by Demiurge 13y ago
That's probably not as big of a detriment as the high level functionality Windows expects to be in the filesystem layer that unix doesn't (or puts in VFS). From what I read, this is why Microsoft themselves have a hard time replacing NTFS.
- VikingCoder 13y agoThere's having ZFS running as a native Windows file system... ...and then there's running ZFS on my Windows systems, which I must use a special API to access. The second one isn't ideal, but it would be awesome to have.