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GCFS: a Garbage-Collected Filesystem for Linux
The latest GNOME doesn't have this limitation because it uses FUSE. Any application, e.g. vim can use those files.
drdaeman
on March 7, 2011
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Except for a problem, that you have to mount (by accessing) GVFS-filesystem first. If you're using Nautilus to navigate to the file and start vim — it's fine, but it won't work for any non-GIO file browsing (bash, mc, emacs-dired, gmplayer, ...)
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