Thread: Mac/Linux dual boot with shared Calibre database?
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Old 01-09-2024, 07:13 PM   #12
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Originally Posted by Quoth View Post
Why HFS+ and not NTFS? I know you used to need a 3rd party driver for Mac, but there was one.
More than one, including those from Paragon which the OP presumably knows about given she mentions Paragon post #1.

Problem is, Apple has a habit of crippling 3rd party drivers of any kind, and then one is subject to spending long spells on a merry-go-round waiting for a workaround.

@MarjaE - what is your objective?

My impression is that you want a dual boot MacOS/Linux platform where you can run calibre from both against the same libraries?

If that's true… why?

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