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FAMF: Files As Metadata Format
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this post was submitted on 23 Jul 2024
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I think a more clear name for this would be "filesystem data structures" since the key idea is editing structured data through the filesystem. I can imagine a FUSE driver that can map many types of data to this structure.
Yes. That is indeed a more interesting name. But think of the acronym.
Lol your second point is irrefutable, I must concede to the choice of FAMF 😹
Yes... "metadata" is becoming an overused term. Not all data is metadata.
My first thought when I read the title was about those
.nfofiles used by Kodi/Jellyfin and other media centers to keep information relative to the media files.