A USB disk should be easy to use. In practise that is not the case. I need a disk where you can read and write files between Mac, Linux and Windows. Often the suggested solution from Mac-oriented people is: format as a Mac drive. Yeah, great. Then I cannot use it with Windows.
Anyway my Seagate drive is NTFS-formatted. Probably the solution is the foxy old lady FAT32 or the bleeding edge exFAT format. Or ....
Linux, Gadgets and Multimedia. In ye olde days a Cyprianus was the Wizard's spellbook. As a rule a Cyprianus manuscript started with these words: "Even though Roboam knew all the secrets of our Art he did not abuse his knowledge. Do Thou likewise."
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