New Rust NTFS implementation with full NTFS and chkdsk support. Works on older kernels. - NullMagic2/slate-ntfs

How is slate-ntfs different from NTFS-3g and the NTFS 3.1 kernel implementation?

-First of all, slate has a fuller VFS implementation, allowing Steam to see drivers natively. This means that Steam can see drivers directly, without direct intervention.

-User API: comes with an API to easily get driver manufacturer. Has Python, C and Rust support.

-Rust driver, C adapter: can be used with kernels as old as 5.15 while preserving memory safety.

-This code also runs on ARM64 (not fully tested)!

  • keisatsu@infosec.pubEnglish
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    3 days ago
    1. I dont know, you brought it up?
    2. Maybe I have?
    3. Code review is code review. Tests are tests, don’t conflate the two.
    4. Yes he does, that’s a mistake and I think the old Linus would scream profanity at you for idolizing him like that.
    5. Dude, I don’t know if your reading comprehension is lacking but I’ve never said I code well. I suck, I know it, I own it and don’t have to rely on clankers to fuck my code up

    And why would I waste my time reviewing a strangers slop? They did not care while writing it, why would I care to read it?

    • auzy1@lemmy.worldOPEnglish
      22·
      3 days ago

      You care enough to check the repos of each post to identify if they’re claude to bully them evidently.

      Not great for the linux community…

      • keisatsu@infosec.pubEnglish
        21·
        3 days ago

        I think it’s fair to point out slop so that those who care can avoid the projects. If you still think this is bullying, well too bad I guess.

        • auzy1@lemmy.worldOPEnglish
          22·
          3 days ago

          That’s not what you’re doing.

          What you’re doing is just going to the project page to check if you can call it slop (and bully devs) based only on the maintainers listed (without doing any actual work).

          I’d argue thats no better than vibe coding by people not interested in learning. Both sides aren’t interested in doing any real work, but scoring some lazy wins…