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Linux 7.1 Set to Debut a New NTFS File System Driver, Promising Major Boosts in Performance and Stability
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As the Linux 7.1 merge window approaches, a significant development has piqued the interest of the open-source community: a seasoned kernel developer has put forth a pull request for a cutting-edge NTFS file system driver. This new driver is designed to supersede the NTFS3 driver, which was originally contributed by Paragon Software. The primary objective of this new driver is to markedly improve Linux's synergy with the NTFS file system in terms of compatibility, speed, and reliability. It achieves this through meticulous optimizations at the kernel level, thereby tackling the limitations of the current driver and offering a more robust foundation for seamless cross-platform file sharing.
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