Re: silent semantic changes with reiser4

Hubert Chan
2004-09-01T05:23:24Z

>>>>> "Pavel" == Pavel Machek <pavel@ucw.cz> writes:

Pavel> If you only want nice user interface, you can have that
Pavel> today. Its done using coda, and hosted at uservfs.sf.net.

Hmmm. Last activity seems to be about three years ago. Any idea if it
works with Linux 2.6? Is there any chance at all that it will be
merged into the kernel?

Can anyone comment on the speed? I don't have the ability right now to
try out any new kernel stuff.

The user interface isn't that nice either. There's no browsability for
the methods. (Hmm. I have this strange .deb file. How do I look at
the contents? #utar? #ugz? ...) And honestly, I think that "#" hack
is pretty ugly. There's also possible name conflicts -- although it's
highly unlikely -- if I have a file that just happens to be called
foo.tar.gz#utar, I can't browse foo.tar.gz.

There may be some nice ideas in there, but from a quick lookover, it
seems to be lacking in execution. I'll probably give it a try anyways,
during my next round of kernel compiling/testing.

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