Nope, I was thinking of transactional NTFS, which AFAIK is still supported, but deprecated.
I'd totally forgotten about WinFS - I remember it being touted years back, and it sounded great... and then it got cut before the next version of Windows was released. I was pretty disappointed, as at the time it really sounded like the future of file systems. Maybe just ahead of it's time.
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You are probably thinking of WinFS https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WinFS
Nope, I was thinking of transactional NTFS, which AFAIK is still supported, but deprecated.
I'd totally forgotten about WinFS - I remember it being touted years back, and it sounded great... and then it got cut before the next version of Windows was released. I was pretty disappointed, as at the time it really sounded like the future of file systems. Maybe just ahead of it's time.
Yes, deprecated. I thought it had already been dropped but apparently not yet. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/fileio/about-...