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Your Windows 10 PC will soon be 'junk' - users told to resist Microsoft deadline
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Nice, i will take a look at this. With virtualization are both OS able to share files/ access the same files?
Kind of... You usually can mount a directory or similar from the Host machines (Linux in this case) on the Guest (windows in this case). It uses a virtual fs so it doesn't matter the filesystem used on the host or similar. That said due this is slower than direct use of files.
Alternative even if that wasn't a thing you could always do a network share in SMB or similar and as long as they have access to network it would work too.
Not by default, but can be set up without much PITA.