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gregzeng
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I posted this question in an Australian forum. The moderator got so offended that my "thread" was stopped.
When I googled the research, etc, ... I got the message that Linux is trying to get up to speed with NTFS. Current Linux file systems are designed for multi-server reliability, not for small biz or home users, who might also want other features: compression, long-complex-filenames, small-clusters, password-security, etc.
Does anyone know? Or are the Linux fanatics going to close this thread done - again?
When I googled the research, etc, ... I got the message that Linux is trying to get up to speed with NTFS. Current Linux file systems are designed for multi-server reliability, not for small biz or home users, who might also want other features: compression, long-complex-filenames, small-clusters, password-security, etc.
Does anyone know? Or are the Linux fanatics going to close this thread done - again?