Please re-read my post. I said "last generation" and not "this/next generation"
I clearly specify that btrfs is a better FS than NTFS. But btrfs is NOT from last generation.
I clearly specify that btrfs is a better FS than NTFS. But btrfs is NOT from last generation.
It's also notable NTFS is now catching up to some features that were part of Unix-heritage filesystems since the 90's. Like symlinks and mountpoints.
And NTFS had mountpoints since Windows 2000.
Still, NTFS is catching up to other modern features like symlinks...
AFAIK, which is somewhat limited because I am not a Windows user and don't work in a Microsoft shop, NTFS has some cool features, like transactions, I don't think ext3 had. It also has compression (something that makes a lot of sense if you have more processor than disk bandwidth or space) and folder encryption. Oh.. And transactions. Did I miss something?