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NTFS read/write on Linux

As time passes things do change. Two years back ntfs partion couldn't be mounted on Linux. Now we can, not only read the files in ntfs partion, but also write into ntfs partion thanks to ntfs-3g. ntfs-3g is the Third Generation Read/Write NTFS Driver for Linux. The installation of ntfs-3g is pretty simple. On debian systems just install using apt-get.

$ sudo apt-get install ntfs-3g ntfs-config



Thats all, now the user needs to run just ntfs-config to enable read/write for internal and external devices.
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