MSFT Filesystem Support (Was 'Re: question?')
H. Streit
hstreit at swri.edu
Thu Sep 30 13:59:00 UTC 2004
I'm a lurker on the list, so I'll give this a shot:
Short Answer: No.
Long Answer: Assuming that you want Microsoft(R) Windows(R) WinFS(TM)
support in Fedora/RedHat, No. You might recall the big hoop-la that
RedHat started when they removed NTFS support from their distro
way-back-when. They grumbled something about "Possible Legal Action
from the largest software company on the globe". However, watch the
Captive project, they might come up with something...
- Project Homepage
http://www.jankratochvil.net/project/captive/
- Project Mailing List Archive
http://www.jankratochvil.net/pipermail/captive-list/
Dan Ladd wrote:
> Yeah this is the only email address i could find because I had a
> question about the fedora project. I didn't konw where to direct it.
> So here goes... I was wondering about the WinFS file management
> system. If something like that (meaning the built in database
> system) was going to be included in fedora or other RedHat operating
> systems or if something like is already in an operating system with
> RedHat? It seems like it is old technology because the AS/400 or now
> the iSeries has the built in database system to locate physical files
> that are stored in logical files. If you could direct me to where i
> can have that answered that would be awesome.
>
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