Linux systems provide many ways to look at disk partitions. Here's a look at commands you can use to display useful information -- each providing a different format and with a different focus.

Choose "Format" from the list. Click the "Down Arrow" icon to choose between FAT, NTFS and Linux EXT4 file system formats. Type a name for your USB disk in the Name input box.

It supports EXT2 up to EXT4 in read/write mode, as well as XFS and BTRFS in read-only mode. Outside of mounting a Linux drive, you can also format drives to a Linux file system within the app, as ...

UPDATE: It seems like Google changed its mind. EXT4 and F2FS will also be allowed, according to Mishaal Rahman. The EROFS file system format could help save storage space on Android 13 devices ...

Can Windows read ext4? Yes, it can, but only using third-party freeware! They allow you to read Ext4 in Windows 11/10 & copy files from Linux to Windows.