FUSE Filesystem Comparisons
Discussions center on comparing a specific filesystem or mounting tool to FUSE, debating its use, Linux-specific limitations, and possibilities for FUSE-based implementations or alternatives.
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Someone help me out, whats the difference between this and the way FS are usually mounted?
Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't FUSE allow this as well?
I think it uses FUSE, which is linux specific.
On Linux, this could be done using an userspace FUSE driver I guess.
Too bad he couldn't use FUSE. Would be nice to do `ls` and other commands with this.
Cool! Does it work in any file system?
Real question - are you not worried about access to /mnt/c ?
A FUSE filesystem interface would be the best, so you can mount it
I thought they had a kernel module or something bypassing the need for fuse.
That's not up to me. It is Linux virtual fs implemented that way