Originally posted by duby229
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Originally posted by duby229
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Since we are talking about measuring the performance of the ubuntu on windows layer, a good test would be to compare ubuntu on windows with plain windows. Ubuntu on Windows (I believe) uses the windows ntfs driver; so if windows is faster than ubuntu, probably that means that the conversion layer is not so efficient (but it could still be that linux applications optimize system calls to be fast on an ext4 filesystem, though that's less likely).
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