Access Files in Machinery's System Descriptions Using FUSE
an idea by tgoettlicher
Updated over 3 years ago. No love. Has no hacker: grab it!

Machinery's system descriptions can contain files. These files are stored in the internal data format and are somewhere hidden in one of many tar balls. It's hard for users to access these files.

This project's goal to make use of FUSE in order to make these files easily accessible in the file system.

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  • about 5 years ago: tgoettlicher added keyword "ruby" to Access Files in Machinery's System Descriptions Using FUSE
  • about 5 years ago: tgoettlicher added keyword "fuse" to Access Files in Machinery's System Descriptions Using FUSE
  • about 5 years ago: tgoettlicher added keyword "machinery" to Access Files in Machinery's System Descriptions Using FUSE
  • about 5 years ago: tgoettlicher added keyword "linux" to Access Files in Machinery's System Descriptions Using FUSE
  • about 5 years ago: tgoettlicher added keyword "suse" to Access Files in Machinery's System Descriptions Using FUSE
  • about 5 years ago: tgoettlicher added keyword "fun" to Access Files in Machinery's System Descriptions Using FUSE
  • about 5 years ago: tgoettlicher added keyword "buzzword" to Access Files in Machinery's System Descriptions Using FUSE
  • about 5 years ago: tgoettlicher added keyword "bingo" to Access Files in Machinery's System Descriptions Using FUSE
  • about 5 years ago: tgoettlicher originated Access Files in Machinery's System Descriptions Using FUSE


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