APFS for Linux by Paragon Software enables seamless read and write access to Apple File System (APFS) volumes within a Linux environment.

• Full Read/Write Access to APFS Volumes: Provides rapid and transparent access to APFS-formatted drives, allowing users to view, create, and edit files directly from Linux.
• Easy Installation and Uninstallation: Utilizes assistant scripts (install.sh and uninstall.sh) to simplify the setup and removal process, ensuring a hassle-free experience.
• High Performance: Delivers efficient data transfer rates, often matching or exceeding those of native Linux file systems, enhancing productivity.
• Support for SMP Kernels: Compatible with symmetric multiprocessing (SMP) kernels, optimizing performance on multiprocessor systems.
• Network Sharing via SAMBA: Allows sharing of APFS volumes over a network using SAMBA, facilitating collaborative work environments.
• Low CPU Load During Data Transfers: Minimizes CPU usage and memory consumption during file operations, ensuring system resources remain available for other tasks.
• No File or Volume Size Limitations: Supports large files and volumes without restrictions, adhering to Linux kernel and APFS specifications.
• Support for Non-Roman Characters and Languages: Handles file and folder names in various languages, including Asian scripts, with codepage translation specified via mount options.
• Compatibility with Latest Linux Kernels: Supports Linux kernel versions from 2.6.36 up to 6.12.x, with automatic driver rebuilds for newer kernels using the DKMS library.
• Support for macOS Versions: Compatible with APFS volumes formatted on macOS versions from 10.13 High Sierra to 15 Sequoia.
• Support for APFS Features: Includes full support for APFS subvolumes, space sharing between subvolumes, reading and writing compressed and cloned files, and read-only access to encrypted volumes and snapshots.