Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sat 1st Oct 2005 16:19 UTC, submitted by Andre van Schoubroeck
Triavid is a web implementation of a TriangleOS VFDBS system. The service will eventually be fully integrated in TriangleOS, allowing users to use the web-disk as just any other drive. All objects stored on the web-disk can be viewed from any PC with an internet connection. The web-disk can also be accessed with by a browser, by using a user interface similar to that of the the TriangleOS GUI.
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"In TriangleOS, 'everything is a file' no longer applies; rather 'everything is an object', which can have a lot of different attributes. Adding/implementing the VFDBS, which now consists of about 40K lines, is eventually going to _reduce_ the amount of code needed in the kernel, as all kind of filesystem hooks (such as DevFS/ProcFS) are no longer needed."
Isn't this basically what Hans Reiser is trying to do with ReiserFS 4, only a lot of Linux big people think it's a stupid approach?