Alternatives

Products that do what A FUSE Filesystem on Noms does

1AL
A “living” Linux process with no memory▲312
2020 · github.com
2FF
FUSE filesystem for Google Drive written in OCaml▲86
2013 · github.com
3ZL
Zero – Local file system transparently swapping to the cloud▲252
2018 · github.com
4NU
Nnn – unorthodox terminal file manager▲123
2020 · github.com
5FF
FUSE filesystems in Emacs Lisp▲46
2017 · github.com
6NI
NoFile.io – A simple file storage site with lots of perks▲231
2017 · nofile.io
7AS
A simple Unix-like operating system that runs Doom▲233
2019 · github.com
8FA
FSSB – A filesystem sandbox for Linux▲43
2016 · github.com
9FS
full system backups via Sneakernet▲45
2012 · sneakerbackup.com
10FI
File.io – Ephemeral file sharing▲155
2015 · file.io
11PS
Personal Storage System with a PI▲108
2016 · github.com
12RT
Reimagine the File System▲49
2020 · amoffat.github.io
13DA
DHCP as a file system – an experiment with Go and FUSE▲34
2015 · github.com
14MA
Marta – A fast and minimalistic file manager for macOS▲106
2017 · marta.yanex.org
15NT
Noms – The versioned, forkable, syncable database▲43
2016 · github.com
16SL
Simple Linux Backups▲30
2014 · jarvys.io
17CA
Coinboot – a framework for diskless computing▲49
2018 · github.com
18PI
Pong in 512 bytes (boot sector)▲71
2020 · github.com
19AT
A tool for painless automated backups▲22
2018 · github.com
20ZC
Zero-configiration systemd containers▲28
2015 · github.com
21DI
Destructible.io – Self-destructing, human-readable file storage▲44
2016 · destructible.io
22UB
Use BIOS ram hacks to make an SSH server for MS-DOS, INT 10 13h OS's▲65
2014 · github.com
23ND
Netboot diskless Windows machines from a Linux server for LAN parties▲6
2020 · github.com
24IA
Infinit – a new peer-to-peer file system▲37
2016 · infinit.sh

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