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No, FUSE literally stands for "Filesystems in User Space"
by SEJeff 8y ago
No, FUSE literally stands for "Filesystems in User Space"
- StreamBright 8y agoSorry the title of the article is in-kernel file system. Did I miss something?
- SEJeff 8y agoYou asked if it was mandatory to implement this in the kernel because Linux is a monolith. I pointed out that FUSE exists, and allows filesystems to be in userspace. I answered your question. As to some of the silly decisions made by this project? I can't speak to that.