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CachyOS - Arch Linux Based Distribution With Heavy Optimizations & Multi-Architectures For Ultimate Desktop Experience Filesystems: - btrfs - zfs - ext4 - xfs - f2fs Our installer will auto detect which micro architecture your machine got, if x86-64-v3 or x86-64-v4 is detected it will automatically use the optimized packages, which is around a 10 % performance improvement. Desktop Environments: - KDE - CuteFish - i3 - Gnome - Openbox - Wayfire - Xfce - LXQT - bspwm All packages are compiled with Full LTO and other optimization flags. ...

...I've managed to get the older versions of the software tools running on Windows, so that there is no major invasive source changes, outside of either broken drivers, or massaging the makefiles to find things in the new paths, and calling the appropriate tools where needed. Linux 0.10 is the first oldest version of Linux that is somewhat usable. While it lacks things like TCP/IP, and robust filesystems, it does offer a small kernel size, perfect for playing around with. You can comfortably make changes on Windows, re-compile and test all from a 'normal' desktop.

GaryOS is an entire GNU/Linux system in a single bootable file. It is also a Builder system to create and package Gentoo installations. Builder creates custom root filesystems that GaryOS can load into memory in place of its own. GaryOS can build new or updated versions of itself from within itself. Primary uses: * System rescue and recovery * Anonymous and secure workstation * GNU/Linux learning environment * Installation of Gentoo Unique advantages: * Source-based distributions are more flexible and powerful than binary ones * A single Kernel file is easier to manage and boot than an ISO image * GaryOS is stored on media as a resident of it, not the purpose of it No other GNU/Linux distribution takes the same approach or has the same features as GaryOS.

Illumos/Solaris-like utility for FreeBSD to manage Boot Environments on ZFS filesystems.

KahelOS is an Arch-based distro that has a desktop and server editions, follows a rolling release schedule, boasts of optimum performance on i686 and x86-64 systems, and has btrfs, nilfs and ext4 filesystems.

A toy operating system built in C++ and x86 assembly.

This is an ocaml binding for fuse (filesystem in userspace) enabling you to write your own multithreaded, efficient userspace filesystems using the ocaml programming language.

Library for filesystems intended to be used in embedded projects. The library currently supports FAT12/16/32 reading & writing on SD-cards, and is easily expandable for use with other devices on any platform.

Supermount is a pseudo-filesystem which manages filesystems on removable media like floppy disks and CD-ROMs. It frees you from need to manually mount and unmount media.

Project Naranja will uses Padlock Security of VIA EPIA mini-ITX motherboards in order to provide a toolkit to set up and use encrypted filesystems with Linux. NOTE: Files are now hosted at Google Code: http://code.google.com/p/naranja/

An x86 kernel with inbuilt feature for loading other operating systems/ inspect harddrive/sectors / filesystems etc.

MapFS is a kernel module for Linux that implements a filesystem for composing portions of additional filesystems (read/only or read/write) into a single writable virtual filesystem.

PerlFS is a Linux filesystem driver for creating filesystems using Perl

Multicasting Master-Slave Network Filesystem - efficient method of populating filesystems among several machines on the local network using multicasting.

Obsolete tools for resizing ext2 filesystems. Not maintained since 2004. The majority of this functionality was included into e2fsprogs years ago.

Shfs is a simple and easy to use Linux kernel module which allows you to mount remote filesystems using (secure) shell connection. It comes with rpm/deb package support.

LUFS is a hybrid userspace filesystem framework supporting many "exotic" filesystems (localfs, sshfs, ftpfs, gnutellafs, locasefs, gvfs, cardfs, cefs, etc. ).

Psuedo filesystem allowing read/write access to read-only or important filesystems (or directory trees) by "overlaying" one filesystem with another.

Full support for HFS Plus filesystems in a kernel level module designed for Linux (target version: 2.4.x)

Diffdev (DIFFerential block DEVice) provides a transaction capable block device, being able to get back your old datas in case of data loss. Intended for human errors recovering, its use is transparent to filesystems and may be implemented easily

Computer Manager is the first OS that takes advantage of the DOS and Linux filesystems. It also makes doing jobs easier for everyone. Once it is complete, it will be made available to everyone!