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This might sound ignorant but that's cause I am. Why doesn't windows just use ext4, btrfs, XFS, or something open source. They wouldn't have to worry about developing it so it'd be a load off their chest and they could get really good features that even NTFS doesn't have. Well maybe not with ext4 but with btrfs
Microsoft really really hated open source some time ago. Now they seem to have embraced it, however some still think that might be an attempt to EEE.
Still, I suppose Microsoft doesn't think replacing the Windows default filesystem is a sound investment at this point even if the political resistance to such a change is, supposedly, gone.
It's sorta kinda usable but not really? Its main purpose seems to be ~~causing permanent data corruption in~~ ISCSI storage for Veeam backup appliances.
You got that right!!
It's sort of around, but it seems to be more aimed at servers than consumer machines.
idk who was dumb enough to upvote this but NTFS hasn't been great. That's why they're making a replacement called reFS
Windows recovery is unable to boot.
there is an open source btrfs kernel driver for it and a userspace one for ext4