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so this is replacing ntfs righ(...) 04/23/26(Thu)03:37:12 No.108666912

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so this is replacing ntfs right? Anonymous 04/23/26(Thu)03:37:12 No.108666912 Archived

if not then why does microsoft continue developing it?

Anonymous
04/23/26(Thu)04:20:56 No.108667091

Anonymous 04/23/26(Thu)04:20:56 No.108667091

>>108666912
not really. you can use it as a data file system on windows server as well as dev drive on win11. they claim it's faster for some stuff like npm i

Anonymous
04/23/26(Thu)04:22:19 No.108667099

Anonymous 04/23/26(Thu)04:22:19 No.108667099

retard
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ReFS

Anonymous
04/23/26(Thu)04:22:59 No.108667100

Anonymous 04/23/26(Thu)04:22:59 No.108667100

>>108666912
It's been available for over a decade for Windows Server, and perhaps more recently for Enterprise. The people that need it can already make use of it, whereas the average user is best left alone for now. I guess in a few years Microsoft will start to roll it out for new installs, but I doubt they'll take an approach like Apple and perform an online conversion from Hfs to Apfs; vibe coding jeets would for sure mess that up.

Anonymous
04/23/26(Thu)08:55:38 No.108668211

Anonymous 04/23/26(Thu)08:55:38 No.108668211

>>108666912
ReFS isn't backwards compatible with NTFS, so no, it's not replacing NTFS.