Is ExFAT slower than NTFS?
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@accalia said in Is ExFAT slower than NTFS?:
hmm... unpopular? with a shit website?
Fair point but aesthetics are not a top priority for a disk driver - it gets the job done and it is not something you want to look at anyway :)
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@anonymous234 said in Is ExFAT slower than NTFS?:
didn't notice the necro since we don't have the helpful
"x months ago" datesSpongebob time cards anymore.FTFY
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@Adynathos said in Is ExFAT slower than NTFS?:
The "fast boot" can be easily disabled and then you can mount Windows partitions from Linux. I do it all the time.
Yes, it's not too difficult to work around that bug. You just have to know to do it.
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@Adynathos said in Is ExFAT slower than NTFS?:
@accalia said in Is ExFAT slower than NTFS?:
hmm... unpopular? with a shit website?
Fair point but aesthetics are not a top priority for a disk driver - it gets the job done and it is not something you want to look at anyway :)
once you know of it, but if you want to get people to find it a good website does wonders.
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@Adynathos said in Is ExFAT slower than NTFS?:
Their website is terrible
That's not even close to the most soul-destroyingly awful website I've seen in the last week. :(
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@Adynathos said in Is ExFAT slower than NTFS?:
actively developed.
Says this and immediately afterwards the screenshot posted is of Windows XP. Because updating screenshots is hard guys!
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@Tsaukpaetra said in Is ExFAT slower than NTFS?:
Says this and immediately afterwards the screenshot posted is of Windows XP. Because updating screenshots is hard guys!
I was not running Windows when writing the post, I decided it is not worth rebooting 2 times to produce it.
But here you have a new one:
(also, when I said actively developed, I did not mean that I develop it)
