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# VFS #
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# Versioning File System #
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Versioning File System (uninterestingly abbreviated VFS) is a simple user-space file system implemented on top of
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[FUSE](https://en.wikipedia.org/?title=Filesystem_in_Userspace) with the aid of [Bazil ](https://bazil.org/fuse/),
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written in [Golang](https://golang.org/). Development on this project was started as means to learn more about the way
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Linux handles file systems, while at the same time answering a personal need of an easy to understand, transparent
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versioning file system for data backup. Although it should not yet be considered to be production ready, VFS is already
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usable in its current state.
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written in Golang. Development on this project was started as means to learn more about the way Linux handles file
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systems, while at the same time answering a personal need of an easy to understand, transparent versioning file system
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for data backup. Although it should not yet be considered to be production ready, VFS is already usable in its current
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state.
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## Design ##
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## Motivation ##
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My goal was to build file system which could handle changes to file data and directory structure between mount cycles,
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in a simple, transparent way. I wanted to avoid storing version information in binary blobs, which are completely
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+ File attributes are modified
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* Compress shadowed files
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* Support for Mac OS X
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## License ##
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MIT
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