I want to suggest that we should work towards an open standard regarding filesystems. The problem is of course very obvious, windows filesystems are not really accessible by Mac of by Linux and that counts also for Mac and Linux. Since I switched to Mac I bumped into his issue more
FAT32 is readable by everyone (as far as I know) but lacks big file support and case insensitive. NTFS is not case sensitive and is not 100% writable by *nix systems. Another filesystem is not that wide spread but I think we need a filesystem that should be a standard on media centers and mp3 players.
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07 Dec: Universal filesystem
posted by: martijn, at 7 December 2009 21:02 GMT+1, 7 December 2009 21:03 GMT+1
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19 Feb: Ubuntu living under Windows
posted by: martijn, at 19 February 2008 20:50 GMT+1, 19 February 2008 21:00 GMT+1
A project I accidentally found mixes two worlds together. AndLinux is a windows application which installs a X server that enables windows to run linux applications. Very nice, I have Konqueror, Firefox and Epiphany running now. Also PHP5 + Apache2 works seamlessly.Maybe a very strange idea but could it be possible to install Wine and with that IE6 (I run vista)?
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03 May: Strange Windows bug
posted by: martijn, at 3 May 2007 13:40 GMT+1, 7 January 2008 22:26 GMT+1
Every Windows XP system I work on eventually gets infected by a strange bug in Explorer.
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