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I don't see where it's remotely useful, the idea sounds fun but it's not praticle. Explain how it is better vs having a simple cli that parse args and store th
by Thaxll 2y ago
I don't see where it's remotely useful, the idea sounds fun but it's not praticle.
Explain how it is better vs having a simple cli that parse args and store that into SQLite.
- H8crilA 2y agoThe point of such fake filesystems (like /proc or /sys) is that everyone immediately understands them. Yes, you could have a syscall for /proc, but it is more complicated.
- Thaxll 2y agoUnderstand how? You still need to understand the path layout, something is still parsing that path so it needs to be valid.
- pfix 2y agodiscoverability - but then proc is not the best example for that - a lot of proc seems to be inpenetrable without documentation access - for discovery and poking around you won't need a dedicated tool, just `cat` or `less` or `vim`
- andrewflnr 2y agoExplain how it's worse than what's in OP. Look, sometimes you just want to see a fun idea turn into reality, right?