Steam Ntfs Or Exfat, Why ext4? Ext4 offers several advantages over exFAT in this context. The problem When adding a Steam Windows Library to Steam Linux that is not on an ext4 (or native Linux) partition, games won't play. 1. If Steam cannot find it, it will prompt you to reinstall it or select the new location. My real question is, what storage format is better for gaming exFAT or NTFS. Should work. If it's NTFS, They won't be able to read the drive. local/share/Steam. Note that I play on Windows 7 64-bit, I just use this drive on both. And I've found that exFAT drives have to be formatted on Windows or Mac for all OS's to be able to read it.

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