untrodbaths wrote: > Okay, I'll do that. (That's where I started, actually.) But could you > tell me why at /Library/Filesystems/ fusefs.fs shows up as a document? > I realize that's probably an Apple question. > > Thanks! > > Kurt > > > Because it's a bundle. You can browse bundles by right clicking and choose to show the bundle's contents. The concept of bundles is a Mac OS X thing, but they're essentially directories with a common internal structure. Applications, frameworks, file systems all come in bundles to create the illusion that they're atomic file-like creatures.
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