garden VS nrfs

https://github.com/davvid/garden

Project Description: Garden is a git multi-repo powertool. Garden lets you define custom workflows over arbitrary collections of git trees.

If you find yourself running bespoke commands across a smattering of git repositories then Garden can be a big improvement over a big pile o' scripts and repos.

What do you want to be tested: Test the documented feature-set and new-user onboarding experience. Give feedback on its usefulness as a development/testing aid.

Contact Info: Open an issue on the project page

If you're into this kinda thing then then you might be interested in my take on improving over a "big pile o scripts" (and repos).

https://github.com/davvid/garden

Garden is a multi-repo powertool for running custom commands and mashing random shell scripts and loosely-coupled repos into a version-controllable config file. If you're weird like me you might like it.

I ended up with so many random git repos, shell scripts and other miscellany that I ended up writing a tool to manage that stuff using a yaml file so that it's easy to transport and recreate my setup anywhere.

"garden" is kinda like a mashup of the flexibility/power of shell scripts with the convenience of being able to declare your development environment.

https://github.com/davvid/garden

I was kinda surprised when someone submitted the first issue =)

https://github.com/davvid/garden/issues/1

git-cola was pretty much written for my own personal use, but it grew a few more users as well.

https://github.com/Norost/nrfs

Project description: I'm designing a custom filesystem with compression, error correction (with mirroring) & encryption.

The aim of the project is to have a filesystem with these features while remaining considerably simpler & easier to use than ZFS, btrfs etc. In particular, I aim to make it easy to use with removable media as I got a bunch of old drives that I don't want to have powered on 24/7.

I'm looking for people willing to test the filesystem. While the filesystem appears stable I believe more issues may pop up when used for long-term storage (e.g. backups). With more people using it I hope to find these issues quicker.

There are currently only (FUSE & tool/"mkfs") binaries for Linux[1]. If you want to test it but don't have a Linux installation, please let me know and I'll see if I can create a build for your OS.

Contact info: [email protected] or on Github.

P.S.: Using a block size other than 12 is currently broken, so don't adjust that parameters when creating a filesystem.

[1] https://github.com/Norost/nrfs/releases/tag/v0.2.1-alpha0