Welcome,

A new stable NTFS-3G release candidate is available for testing. It is 
based on the latest Advanced NTFS-3G release which is already used by 
several distributions as the default NTFS driver. The changes include:

    * New: Full file ownership and permissions support. The ownership 
        and permissions of files are interoperable with Windows and 
        conforms to the POSIX rules.
    * New: POSIX ACL support. The ACLs are an extension to ownership 
        and permissions as defined in POSIX.
    * New: Optional Windows-type inheritance of ACLs.
    * New: Full extended attributes support for all namespaces: user, 
        system, security and trusted.
    * New: Junction points support. The junction points and symbolic 
        links created by Windows are seen as symbolic links.
    * New: Access is possible to NTFS internal data like Windows style 
        archive bit and file attributes. They are mapped to extended 
        attributes for easier access.
    * New: Compression write support: sequential writing to compressed 
        files is supported.
    * New: Support copying and restoring encrypted files without 
        decrypting them.
    * New: Support getting and setting high-resolution file timestamps.
    * New: Support to get, set and remove DOS filenames.
    * New: Tools for managing ownership, permissions and ACLs: secaudit 
        checks the integrity of ownership, permissions and ACL, usermap 
        gives help to configure ownership.
    * Change: Performance optimizations. Frequently used data are cached 
        to improve speed. Space allocation for fragmented and sparse 
        files has been improved.

We are also very happy to announce the new NTFS-3G lead developer, 
Jean-Pierre Andre.

The source code of the latest stable driver is available at 

        http://www.tuxera.com/community/ntfs-3g-download/

Enjoy!

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