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Old 07-06-2023, 02:32 PM   #6
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Yes, far better now than Windows. XP was better than Linux till about 2006.
NTFS is read/write on Linux.
A 3rd party thing gives Apple MacOS read/write of NTFS. But check ownership / permissions.

Which silicon does your Mac use?
Older version of MacOS means Intel processor. All M1 (and up_ processors can run the current MacOS.
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