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Ease of use

here are virtually no extra steps required to use Btrfs, Ext4 or XFS. For years, they’ve been included in the Linux kernel, which means that any Linux system can mount such partitions without installing or configuring, and packages available in any Linux distro. The same goes for NTFS – most mainstream distributions are normally capable of reading and writing on NTFS partitions.

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