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Nothing open-source, unfortunately. I originally wrote a Windows fuse-like filesystem driver that we used in our 1.x product line, but that was a lot of work to
by hemancuso 13y ago
Nothing open-source, unfortunately. I originally wrote a Windows fuse-like filesystem driver that we used in our 1.x product line, but that was a lot of work to maintain and have since switched to CBFS https://www.eldos.com/cbfs/ https://www.eldos.com/cbfs/ - which I wrote a libfuse binding for that we directly mount through via ctypes. They are actually in the process of formally building out FUSE support for CBFS but it's not officially supported.
- powertower 13y agoCBFS has a $7k-20k license price-tag. How are you affording that for your project? I looked at it some years ago, but couldn't justify the cost for what I needed a FUSE like ability for. And moved on to a couple of other things.
- TylerE 13y agoExpandrive is commercial software that sells for, IIRC, ~$20.
- voltagex_ 13y ago$40.
- hemancuso 13y agoI wouldn't ship a loosely maintained open-source kernel driver to paying customers. You can get CBFS for less if you're an indie shop, but the don't directly publish the price anymore. Compared to spending a year writing a gross Windows filesystem driver or hiring somebody to do it CBFS is amazingly inexpensive.
- powertower 13y agoWhat price range are we talking about for the "indie shop" license? Between $500-$1000? Or is it more like 1/2 of the $7k license?