which linux is good and can mount a ntfs harddrive

[kevkid]

soo which one?

 

[DJ-CHRIS1]

I like ubuntu, however I don't like the fact that it lacks the means nesscary to compile new programs, and that you need to use a package manager.

I also have began to really like OS X 10.4 (Yes, it's a BSD kernel, and BSD was based off of linux) Simple to use and with the apple developer pack it's really really powerful.

 

[borat_sagdiyev]

Mac os x pwns n00bz

seriously if you want a free version of linux then get ubuntu. but im not sure if it recognizes ntfs...

 

[pctechmike1]

Almost any version of Linux will allow you to mount an NTFS hard drive. Most of the live cds will anyway (Ubuntu, Knoppix, Mepis- to name a few). If you're looking to save some files from a drive that won't boot, or is possibly corrupt, I would recommend the live version of Knoppix. It has helped me many times.

 

[mammikoura]

Mac os x pwns n00bz

seriously if you want a free version of linux then get ubuntu. but im not sure if it recognizes ntfs...

it does.
I'd highly recommend ubuntu, kubuntu or suse10.1

 

[lhuser]

Well, Suse as far as I remember is supporting NTFS drives.