For years, every time I booted into Linux, I'd SSH into my own machine just to grab a file from my Windows partition. Or worse — I'd reboot, wait for Windows updates, grab the file, and reboot back. Sound familiar? Dual-booting should be the best of both worlds. In practice? It's a constant dance of "which OS has my files?" That's why I built Lindy. The Problem Every Linux dual-boot user knows this pain: Windows NTFS partitions don't mount automatically with write access chown, chmod, fstab edits — it's 2026, why is this still manual? Every distro handles mount differently New Linux users give up and stay on Windows What Lindy Does Lindy is a Tauri 2 + React desktop app that detects your Windows partitions, scans for user folders, and mounts them with one click. No terminal, no fstab editing, no permission headaches. One click. Your Windows folders appear in your Linux home.…