You could, but you almost certainly don't want to.. Network filesystems that try to emulate regular filesystem semantics fundamentally suck, not least because y

You could, but you almost certainly don't want to.. Network filesystems that try to emulate regular filesystem semantics fundamentally suck, not least because you basically can't do any useful caching, and the caching that is done (because it must be done) can introduce very hard to detect bugs (e.g. coherence between a file and its in-memory mapping. If you want to execute a program from the filesystem you need such a mapping).