People study engineering that uses Autocad tak lepas. So this thing is mainly for people that uses the regular word, excel and web based apps.

But you will not get cross compatibility between Windows as easily as Chrome OS compared to Mac OS.

Simple. An NTFS formatted partition external HDD can be read between Chrome OS and Windows but not Mac OS that requires ExFat.

That's what do you call this as? Unsupported boleh? I know I will not have problems plugging in an off the shelf hdd used between windows, chrome os and even android.

This post has been edited by netmatrix: Aug 7 2023, 02:21 PM

I cite and example. But it is just an example. If everyone just use browser and Ms apps like word, excel, then no difference. But there are little obstacles here and there once you delve deeper.

Well it is based on use case. But if I can point this out, as I have encountered this problem.

If you read it between an app or even network, yes.

But Mac os cannot read directly from ntfs formatted drive like an external drive.

Exfat is the best method for Mac os/ win compatibility.

You can try pick a random usb hard drive from anyone not using Mac, and chances are you can't see what's in it.

Fat 16 files? Been there done that.

Most people use cloud or network non-issue. I get it. But like these people can't even take a small example as a minor non serious flaw. If they can't attack the designer, the attack the messenger. 🤭🤭

Sometimes I dunno why I have to solve Mac compatibility issues for people when I could just ask them to file the problem with Steve... Oh shit he cuci tangan Liao 6 feet under some more.🤭🤭