Gmail mounted as a Linux File System?!!

17 September 2004 at 1:52 pm | General

I’m proved correct again.
Gmail isn’t only about a gig of space (anyone can do that)

But what makes it cool, and will continue to keep making things cooler is the innovation from individuals that use gmail as a base for new ideas/applications.

Take the GmailFS for example.

Mounting your gmail account as a file system is extremely interesting, esp for all college students who do not have access to a stupid USB port on the lab computers but do have access to *nix command-line and python compilers, etc.

There you go, a 1 gig flash disk.

Also, check out that Google Carto-grapher - not strictly a Gmail toy, but nice none-the-less.

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