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Submission + - fuse support in OpenBSD -current

Submitted by ConstantineM on Tuesday December 17, 2013 @03:20AM

ConstantineM writes: File system in userland support — fuse — was included in OpenBSD 5.4 source tree, but not built by default, hence not officially supported. This has since changed in 5.4-current. The undeadly editors have tracked down the author, Sylvestre Gallon, and asked him about his experience of getting libfuse into OpenBSD. Which userland file systems are supported? So far, it's sshfs-fuse and ntfs-3g (both are in the ports tree due to the GPL).

Comment "about the project" (Score 1) 166

by Hougaard on Friday October 04, 2013 @07:32AM (#45034149) Attached to: ArkOS: Building the Anti-Cloud (on a Raspberry Pi)

Great copy paste job boys :)

Comment What about the Mozilla Webian Shell (Score 1) 145

by Hougaard on Sunday July 24, 2011 @03:22AM (#36861074) Attached to: Ask Slashdot: Chromeless Cross-Platform Browser?

http://webian.org/shell/

That could easily be changed into what you need..

Comment I'm using OpenVPN for N900. (Score 1) 198

by Hougaard on Friday February 18, 2011 @02:16AM (#35241240) Attached to: Encrypting Phone Storage and Transmission? (2011 Version)

Setup a OpenVPN box somewhere free (VPS Hosting) and install the OpenVPN application for the N900 - Works great for me !

Comment OK, its more than 10 years ago ... (Score 1) 426

by Hougaard on Wednesday November 24, 2010 @10:33AM (#34330828) Attached to: Students Banned From Bringing Pencils To School

that I lived in the US, but have you completely lost your minds ? Have you become so paranoid that kids with pencils are a threat ?

Imagine, 1000 kids, each with 10-20 pencils ... OMG A weapon of mass destruction :)

Comment X300 (Score 1) 480

by Hougaard on Friday March 06, 2009 @04:38PM (#27096715) Attached to: Can SSDs Be Used For Software Development?

I have been using my Thinkpad X300 for developing for the last several month without any problems !

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