MetaFS

Release Notes: This release has two major new features: services and root plugins. Services are alternate ways of looking at a file or directory. For example, viewing a tarball as though it were a directory. Root plugins allow MetaFS to get its filesystem data from whatever source you choose. You are no longer limited to using a standard directory tree somewhere in your filesystem. There are also many bugfixes and API changes.

Release Notes: The interface was improved to more closely match that of a standard UNIX filesystem. As a result, this release is the first version that can successfully serve home directories to KDE users. It also sports a smaller memory footprint and updates and enhancements to the API to improve consistency and make some common plugin tasks easier.

Release Notes: Major highlights in this release include a new and more flexible plugin system, and extensive updates to the API reference documentation. There are also several bugfixes which improve stability and correctness.

Release Notes: There is now a taglib plugin, which allows reading and writing of MP3, Ogg, and FLAC tags via extended attributes. Where possible, the custom plugin will now use the underlying filesystem's extended attributes (but note that this does not work for ACLs). Finally, all of the filesystem internals have been rewritten to use a clean abstraction layer, which is more flexible and easier to use.

Release Notes: This release included bugfixes and under-the-hood refactoring. The program is now multithreaded, which should improve robustness under heavy workloads.