NTFS File System Compatibility
The cluster focuses on discussions about NTFS advantages, drawbacks, Linux support issues (e.g., ntfs-3g, read-only problems), and alternatives like exFAT, ReFS, and FAT for cross-platform use.
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Why do I like NTFS? It just works.
Apparently NTFS is too integrated to replace it.
Seems unlikely that either will ever come to windows guess you should check out ReFS or install Linuxhttps://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/ReFS#/search
Could FAT be actually better than NTFS in this regard?
Windows has NTFS and ReFS. Both are quite sane and performant.
Or just using NTFS since Linux now has good support for it.
exFAT is Microsoft proprietary shit.
Why would you use NTFS on linux for anything other than occasional use?
NTFS is a mess on Linux, one boot into Windows and your drive is now read only in Linux
Not to rain on the parade but it's exFAT, not NTFS.