Hi Gang, I just noticed today that mount [-t ntfs] /dev/some_ntfs_partition /mnt/target
no longer defaults to read-only [at least, I think it used to...]. Isn't writing NTFS in Linux still regarded as "experimental," meaning "don't try it if you value your data?" I now am sure to include ro in my -o options anyway.. but am I right to remain wary of letting Linux write to my NTFS partitions?
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