From: Stewart Stremler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
begin quoting Gabriel Sechan as of Tue, Mar 07, 2006 at 04:53:43PM -0600:
[snip]
> The advantage isn't to the guy writing a web browser. Its to all the
other
> apps. If the network is now a filesystem, you can write to the network
> from any app that can write to a file. Emacs, vi, cat, etc would all be
> able to write to/read from the network. Basicly, your app would become
> network aware for 0 lines of code.
Perhaps a workaround could be built with netcat and named pipes?
Quite possibly- nc is a cool little project. But this seems to be
something you should get by default. You don't need to set up named pipes
and special programs to get a file over SAMBA or NFS, just setup the FS
level drivers. Same should be true for other network connections.
Gabe
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