Paragon submits 27k-line NTFS driver to Linux kernel
It's strange to me that there's no file system with basic features like journaling and support for files larger than a couple of GB, that is supported across all major desktop OSes (MacOS, Windows, Linux, and FreeBSD). All platforms support the same i/o standards like USB or DisplayPort, why did filesystems never make the cut to become a cross-system standard?Imagine if you could have a backup drive (with reasonable modern data protections) that you could just plug into different systems and save all your files to. Isn't it odd that such a simple thing isn't possible? I guess network attached storage has gotten pretty accessible at this point so there's no need for it?