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A file maybe, a filesystem no. You can't 'ls' your network connections. And for tricky API that does not match the filesystem view we have the fnctls.
by SFjulie1 11y ago
A file maybe, a filesystem no.
You can't 'ls' your network connections.
And for tricky API that does not match the filesystem view we have the fnctls.
- dkarapetyan 11y agoWith fuse you certainly can.
- SFjulie1 11y agoYeah. Never coded a driver did you? It is as smart as saying that by using a hammer heavy enough you can make a cube fit in a triangle. It is possible, but defeating the purpose of consistent API.
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- 4ad 11y ago> You can't 'ls' your network connections. You sure can in Plan 9. Unfortunately (?) Plan 9 is more Unix than Unix itself.