That strategy worked particularly well on BeOS, which had database-like
indexed extended attributes in its native filesystem.
Individual "People" files basically stored all of the individual fields
(phone number, etc.) as extended attributes of the files and they were
indexed by the filesystem
> On Nov 8, 2024, at 17:04, sirjofri wrote:
>
> Hello everyone,
>
> some time ago I started working on a filesystem for vcard files. The
> filesystem manages a vcard database (stored in the user lib dir), and mounts
> itself to /mnt/vcard per default.
I don’t think I like the idea of one big
Definitely interested, I'll take a look :)
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Hello everyone,
some time ago I started working on a filesystem for vcard files. The filesystem
manages a vcard database (stored in the user lib dir), and mounts itself to
/mnt/vcard per default.
I'm at a point where I consider it ready for anyone to use. There might be
bugs, memory leaks, and
