MacFUSE 0.1.9
Monday, January 29th, 2007There’s a new, much improved release of MacFUSE.
There’s a new, much improved release of MacFUSE.
There’s an exciting new release of MacFUSE up on the project’s web site. Even better, you can now also download SpotlightFS (you’ll have to try it out to see how cool it is) and a graphical interface for sshfs. Enjoy!
The MacFUSE project page now contains a link to a brief video of some tech demos that I showed during my Macworld 2007 talk.
I gave a talk titled “Taming Mac OS X File Systems” at Macworld 2007 today. I also announced Google’s open source release of MacFUSE. Here are some relevant links: The MacFUSE Page on Google Code List of Wiki Articles on the Project Page Slides from the Talk Besides internal tech demos that I demonstrated during [...]
Let us try to make them a little cooler on Mac OS X.
I will be speaking at the following venues in the near future: Chaos Communication Congress, Berlin, Germany (December 29, 2006) Macworld Conference & Expo, San Francisco, USA (January 11, 2007)
I usually find the security-related smugness of Mac users rather jarring. What’s often even more jarring is the reasoning behind such smugness. That said, I have to say that the recent furor regarding the so called OSX.Macarena “virus” amounts to, well, bullshit. If anti-virus companies are pretending to “recognize the threat” and therefore attempting to [...]
Read about how to enable trusted computing on Mac OS X. The document’s coverage includes: A discussion of the TPM hardware present in certain Macintosh computers Release of an open source TPM driver for Mac OS X Release of a Mac OS X port of an open source trusted computing software stack An overview of [...]
The very first chapter I wrote for Mac OS X Internals: A Systems Approach was the “history” chapter. My goal was to create a comprehensive and detailed book. I deemed it important for the reader to understand the long and eventful journey toward Mac OS X. Therefore, I wrote the chapter as a technical history [...]
Mac OS X Internals: A Presentation is a Flash rendition of a presentation I recently gave.