1. FUSE Userspace File System update: https://www.freebsdfoundation.org/project/fuse-userspace-file-system-update/
That's what FreeBSD itself say about the status of FUSE in FreeBSD.
2. The project status is marked "Complete" and what happened to the project? Are the updates of "FUSE Userspace File System update" included on to FreeBSD 12.X yet? Any definitive answer with references?
3. I have raised this issue earlier, but did not encounter anyone who knows about it. Hopefully this time. In my case, I hit with, ACLs do not work on FUSE mounts on FreeBSD 12.1!!!
4. News updates of the FreeBSD foundation also need improvement. News are published without any references to project pages so that anyone concerned could follow the status of those projects and understand in what version of the FreeBSD those updates have been included or plan to include. So that no need to ask everywhere what happened to projects.
5. FreeBSD Foundation raises funds. This time raised USD 2.2M. Part of the proceeds can be and must be used urgently to fix critical infrastructure issues related FreeBSD OS with paid work. I'm sure they do. It's a matter of identifying urgent issues.
6. Without a solid and on par with Linux level FUSE support on FreeBSD, networked file systems (CephFS, MooseFS, GlusterFS, etc) cannot be used reliably on FreeBSD. This is an issue must be fixed very urgently with paid work in record time if not already done. Let the competent FreeBSD developers earn some good money.
7. With my experience in year 2020 with latest FreeBSD 12.1 if someone wants to build a cluster of machines to run a network file system, he should turn to Linux, not FreeBSD. That's the bitter truth whether you guys believe it or not, or get angry or not.
8. If the FreeBSD require further funds to fix fuse, should turn to who benefit from this work, eg. hard disk manufactures, SSD manufactures, enclosure manufactures, CPU manufactures etc, and not ask $1/- from FreeBSD users
9. In case if the said FUSE updates not included to latest FreeBSD 12.1, please include to FreeBSD 12.2 and release it as and when it's ready. This feature alone is sufficient for a point release. I saw FreeBSD 12.2 is coming at end of 2020. That's a big joke!!! That's way way way too late. That's slower than snail speed. I think FreeBSD point releases should be made quarterly or every 4 months with whatever ready to release. If nothing is ready to release, then you guys have a problem. Remember retaining users and increase the user base is everything. End users have options.
That's what FreeBSD itself say about the status of FUSE in FreeBSD.
2. The project status is marked "Complete" and what happened to the project? Are the updates of "FUSE Userspace File System update" included on to FreeBSD 12.X yet? Any definitive answer with references?
3. I have raised this issue earlier, but did not encounter anyone who knows about it. Hopefully this time. In my case, I hit with, ACLs do not work on FUSE mounts on FreeBSD 12.1!!!
4. News updates of the FreeBSD foundation also need improvement. News are published without any references to project pages so that anyone concerned could follow the status of those projects and understand in what version of the FreeBSD those updates have been included or plan to include. So that no need to ask everywhere what happened to projects.
5. FreeBSD Foundation raises funds. This time raised USD 2.2M. Part of the proceeds can be and must be used urgently to fix critical infrastructure issues related FreeBSD OS with paid work. I'm sure they do. It's a matter of identifying urgent issues.
6. Without a solid and on par with Linux level FUSE support on FreeBSD, networked file systems (CephFS, MooseFS, GlusterFS, etc) cannot be used reliably on FreeBSD. This is an issue must be fixed very urgently with paid work in record time if not already done. Let the competent FreeBSD developers earn some good money.
7. With my experience in year 2020 with latest FreeBSD 12.1 if someone wants to build a cluster of machines to run a network file system, he should turn to Linux, not FreeBSD. That's the bitter truth whether you guys believe it or not, or get angry or not.
8. If the FreeBSD require further funds to fix fuse, should turn to who benefit from this work, eg. hard disk manufactures, SSD manufactures, enclosure manufactures, CPU manufactures etc, and not ask $1/- from FreeBSD users
9. In case if the said FUSE updates not included to latest FreeBSD 12.1, please include to FreeBSD 12.2 and release it as and when it's ready. This feature alone is sufficient for a point release. I saw FreeBSD 12.2 is coming at end of 2020. That's a big joke!!! That's way way way too late. That's slower than snail speed. I think FreeBSD point releases should be made quarterly or every 4 months with whatever ready to release. If nothing is ready to release, then you guys have a problem. Remember retaining users and increase the user base is everything. End users have options.
