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Windows 10 supports:
- NTFS (Windows 10 primarily uses this, and is default when installing windows)
- FAT32
- exFAT
- ReFS
- HPFS

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Ubuntu Supports:
- Ext3 (Standard Linux filing system)
- Ext2
- Ext4
- Fat16
- Fat32
- NTFS (Allows compatibility with Windows)
- reiserFS
- JFS
- XFS

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- NTFS stands for new technology file system
- NTFS is a propriety file system which was developed by microsoft in july 1993
- NTFS was first introduced on the operating system windows NT 3.1  in july 1993
- NTFS is supported by other operating system's like Linux
- NTFS was introduced to windows to improve the security and reliability
main feature:
- NTFS can support file sizes as it can hold up to 16 billion bytes in size
- NTFS can apply data security on removable and fixed software
- it has integrated file compression
- it uses a b-tree directory scheme to keep track on file clusters

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-Notepad
-Snipping tool
-Task Manager
-Microsoft Edge

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file system which keeps track of changes in the main part of the file system by recording the intentions of the change in a data structure.

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JFS:
- 64-bit 'journaling file system'
- Max volume size is 32 PB
- Max File Size is 4 PB
- No max no. of files
- Max filename length is 255 bytes
- Supports Unicode characters in filename

XFS:
- 64-bit journaling file system
- Max volume size is 8EiB
- Max file size is 8 EiB
- Supports 2^64 files or 18,446,744 files
- Max filename length is 255 bytes

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-Google Chrome Browser
-Gimp Photo Editor
-Dropbox Cloud Storage
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