Choosing a file system for external HDD (Linux + Windows)

So after all NTFS-3G driver included in Linux distributions by default, has to be NTFS.

And again I remind you about the UFS...

Carry a 320 GB puller, NTFS, works everywhere, and Ubuntu and on Windows

I as a linux user chose the following options:
broke it up into two parts, the 100 MB fat32 which are ext drivers for Windows, everything else is ext3

NTFS or ext3/ext2 + small fat partition with the driver under wines

unfortunately there is no options — NTFS. The reason for that of course Windows, which, though there are plugins to work with ext* but they are either paid, or work very badly. At the same time Linux has long been pretty well works with NTFS. Although I do not argue the bug is — every time you perenashivanie the same torrent under wine and Lin — Windows 100%, Linux 99,8%(tested on several dozen torrents 1 to 15гиг), I have sinned in alpha utorrent for linux, but now that's thinking that this may be a problem with NTFS. Interestingly, even when 99.8% of the files are still fully readable — video play, archives are unpacked(no information for restoration), toys/soft put...
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Well, if you the screw does not transfer files larger than 4GB, you can serve old FAT32:)