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Version: 200712321
Upload Date: 3 Jun 15
Developer: Johan Parent
Distribution Type: Freeware
Downloads: 8
Since there are none right now for Linux [well there still is ext2comp, but ext2 is getting a bit old and the patches are NOT compatible with ext3] I wrote this thing. Thanks to FUSE and using compFUSEd you can have a compressed FS on top of any fancy 'must have' FS on Linux.
Simple? This fs is not suited for large files! Files are compressed as a whole. No clever strategy was used to split the files in chunks of fixed. Later maybe.
Overlay? Files are compressed an decompressed on the fly but the actual storage is done in the directory of an underlying fs. This underlying fs takes care of space allocation, fragmention, etc...
Here are some key features of "compFUSEd":
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