Hello! EldoS Corporation has released Solid File System 1.6.
New in this release are: * support for Linux * support for Unix (tested on Solaris/Sparc) * support for Palm OS * support for symbolic links (as found in Linux file systems) Solid File System is an implementation of a file system that uses one stream on the media for storing the data. It can be used to preserve integrity of application data, stored in separate files, to store metadata or to keep revisions of the same information. Solid File System lets you keep storage file on any media, be it HDD, CD-ROM, EXE resources, BLOB field in a database or whatever you can represent as a stream. Solid File System supports journalling, multiple streams per file (just like in NTFS), virtually unlimited storage file size, per-file encryption, symbolic links. Currently supported platforms are: Windows 32-bit, Windows CE/PocketPC, PalmOS, Linux, Unix, .NET. Evaluation version for Windows and .NET can be downloaded from Solid File System section of EldoS site (http://www.eldos.org/solfs/download.html). For information about other platforms please contact EldoS support using the feedback form at http://www.eldos.org/feedback.html Solid File System is an affordable (just $49 for single-user license) and secure solution to store your application's data. Find more information about Solid File System on http://www.eldos.org/solfs/solfs.html -- Eugene Mayevski EldoS Corp., CTO Security and networking solutions http://www.eldos.com -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
