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by cesarb
571 days ago
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> what ?!?! NTFS has no case sensitivity no compression. As the sibling comment mentioned, NTFS does have a case-sensitive mode, for instance for the POSIX subsystem (which no longer exists, but it existed back when NTFS was new); I think it's also used for WSL1. And NTFS does have per-file compression, I've used it myself back in the early 2000s (as it was a good way to free a bit of space on the small disks from back then); there was even a setting you could enable on Windows Explorer which made compressed files in its listing blue-colored. |
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