Hi community, in order to maximize performance to write access to NTFS volumes, there is any guide to install Paragon NTFS&HFS+ for Garuda Linux?
The Paragon stuff is Win/Mac only. Or since when do they support Linux?
Edit: Oops, you’re right. Sorry, my bad. 
Check the aur:
paru paragon
Maybe this will help you: Ufsd - ArchWiki
But, ther is a guide in the site: https://download.paragon-software.com/doc/Paragon_NTFS-HFS_for_Linux_9.5_User_Manual.pdf
Yes, it stands to reason that Paragon itself has a manual for it. 
OK, but, if I install it with “paru paragon”, it will deactivate ntfs-3g and it will run paragon/ntfs3 and all the stuff of mounting volumes (as gnome-disk) will function in graphic mode as usual? Or there will be always write mount command on console? And USB, it will use paragon/ntfs3 instead ntfs-3g?
Please, any orientation on that?
Sorry, but I won’t help you with that. Why?
I advise everyone not to work with Linux permanently and excessively with NTFS.
The best thing to do is to contact the paragon forum or wait until someone jump´s in here who sees it differently.
I don’t do that anyway.
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