FUSE Port Brings NTFS Support To OS X 150
sciurus0 writes "In his session at Macworld on OS X filesytems, Google's Amit Singh announced that he has ported Linux's FUSE module to OS X. The port is called MacFUSE and it is available in source form and as a pre-compiled kernel extension with associated tools. Many FUSE filesystems such as sshfs and ntfs-3g are reported to work."
Re:FUSE for Windows (Score:5, Funny)
If there's no fork, then how do you eat your meat (and consequently get the pudding)?
Re:FUSE for Windows (Score:3, Funny)
Re:good (Score:3, Funny)
Um... maybe by "last I checked" you mean the 1990s?
Re:The creator of FUSE... (Score:4, Funny)
So, FUSE will now fuse with SUSE?-)
But seriously, I wonder how this relates to the SUSE-Novell-Microsoft connections... That's a nice implementation of NTFS you got there. It would be a shame if something happened to it.
Re:good (Score:4, Funny)
Next time I'm buying the Commodore 128 or something else that can run GEOS!
Re:FUSE for Windows (Score:5, Funny)
there's no fork() in Windows
You don't need to stick a fork() in. It's easy to see that Windows is done.
Re:FUSE for Windows (Score:4, Funny)