Re: [Gnu-arch-users] Re: [OT] GNU Hurd

[Andy Tai]

It would be good if a common library/set of APIs to such OS level services (user-level file systems) can come into common use, which would use the OS-level facilities if available and if not, provide emulation at the application level for such services (to the extent possible).  Similar to, say,  fam/inofity.

On 1/18/06, Haakon Riiser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

In that case, I don't see why anyone would criticize FUSE for its
kludged design; they only did what they had to do to get user-
space filesystems in Linux.  If the kludge in kernel space works,
and doesn't create problems for kernel developers, FUSE filesystem
developers, or the end-users, then it has to be better than not
having FUSE at all.

--
Haakon

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