Just dropping a quick note to say

January 29, 2007

that MacFUSE and sshfs rule. It's a great bonus for my dev environment. Now I can move/copy files from one server to the other as if they were local but more importantly I can use Textmate more often to edit them. And sshfs works very well I must say. If anyone makes the Windows version of FUSE, we'll instantly have dozens (hundreds?) of truly cross platform filesystems making the operating system's filesystem support somewhat secondary. Abstraction and programming is great. Another good example (side topic) is what Mysql is doing with their plugable storage engines in the 5.x series. Check this out.

SAPO Tags: fuse, mysql, osx, ssh

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Nuno Loureiro:

You can use 'vi' as well.. tsck tsck..

Monday, January 29. 2007 at 15:19 (Reply)

Celso: +

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It took me a while to leave mutt for Mail.app and it's taking me a lot more to drop "vi", I'm not sure I'll ever make it

Monday, January 29. 2007 at 15:37 (Link) (Reply)

André Cruz: +

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Emacs+tramp works very well for me. No need for kernel modules.

Tuesday, January 30. 2007 at 12:43 (Link) (Reply)

Celso: +

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Q: How many threads can one start without triggering a vi/emacs flame war ?

Tuesday, January 30. 2007 at 15:14 (Link) (Reply)

Edson Medina: +

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A: One

Wednesday, January 31. 2007 at 13:44 (Link) (Reply)

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