Le 30 mars 2011 à 11:16, Adrien Destugues a écrit : > A file with no data stream is ok, but a file with no data stream, that is > also actually not stored on a disk drive, but a remote entry in a database on > some server ; that's starting to feel strange for me. That's what googlefs is doing, and it works quite well :P >>> One nice thing about people files is it allows to sync your local >>> address book with your GMail contact list automagically :) >> >> I don't know what you mean by that. > If we do an FS layer for jabber contacts, this means the FS is mounted only > when the jabber server is available, in order to stay in sync with it. This > means I have to be connected to the internet to get access to these files. I > think that's wrong, because I may want to look at my contact list when > offline. Yes for this kind of use I'd rather just keep the IM Kit way of using people file in ~/people. François.