libferris for Linux 1.5.6

Broken down into the file manager (ego) and the virtual filesystem (libferris/ferrisui). the VFS libferris is the core of the project, ego uses GTK+2 and gevas to present info from libferris and allow management using gfmv, gfcp, gfrm etc and file clip<br /><br /> * Uses Evas, gEvas, and imLib2 for ultimate render speed.<br /> * Inline viewing of png, jpg, and other imlib2 handled image types.<br /> * Based on Model-View-Controller. Many views of the same directory can be shown at the same time. Each view can have its own filter and sorting order.<br /> * Uses scheme (guile) to allow scripting of execution that involves witme callbacks.<br /> * Can be scripted in scheme, perl, ruby, and python at startup (only scheme tested)<br /> * Can call other scheme scripts from a scheme script, similar to shell scripting.<br /> * Uses FAM to update views in near real time to reflect current disk contents.<br /> * Support for podfuk to allow browsing of rpm, tgz, cpio files as directories.<br /> * Cascading sorts: A view can be sorted on file size then file creation time, then by name. This nesting can be done to any level.<br /> * Ability to apply "filters" to a view. These are a binary predicate that tells witme if a file or dir should be included in a view or not. These filters are very basic scheme, which allows access to POSIX regex and other scheme to construct advanced predicates.<br /> * Configuration data is stored through a proxy allowing multiple backends for config data. Currently only edb is supported.<br /> * Most configuration is done in near real time.

Requirements:	No special requirements
Platforms:	*nix, Linux
Keyword:	Ability,  Apply,  Binary,  Cascading,  Contents,  Creation,  Current,  Directories,  Level,  Nesting,  Podfuk,  Predicate,  Quotfiltersquot,  Reflect,  Sorted,  Sorts,  Support,  Tells,  Update
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