Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sun 24th Sep 2006 16:10 UTC, submitted by Rahul
Alexander Larrson (Red Hat), developer and maintainer of gnome-vfs and Nautilus has proposed a plan to replace gnome-vfs. "Having spent the last 4 years as the gnome-vfs maintainer, and even longer as the primary gnome-vfs user (in Nautilus) I'm well aware of the problems it has. I think that we've reached a point where the problems in the gnome-vfs architecture and its position in the stack are now ranking as one of the most problematic aspects of the gnome platform, especially considering the enhancements and quality improvements seen in other parts of the platform. So, I think the time has come for a serious look at what gnome-vfs could be."
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2005-10-27
Yes, let the X and compiz hackers write your vfs. Hello mrs dataloss! Good morning mr crashdump!
After all a developer is a developer is a developer. You can easily interchange them between any kind of projects, can you?
Edited 2006-09-25 12:27