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Tags
- A
- Abstraction layer
- ACCE
- Access control list
- Adams
- Addison-Wesley
- Advice and consent
- ALGOL 68
- Alias
- Amazon S3
- American Federation of Information Processing Societies
- An
- Andrew S. Tanenbaum
- Apache Hadoop
- API
- Apple DOS
- Apple File System
- Apple Inc.
- Application programming interface
- Application software
- Atomicity
- Aufs
- Automounter
- Backup
- Bad Sector
- BeeGFS
- Be File System
- Berkeley DB
- Binary file
- Block
- Blu-ray
- Boot File System
- Booting
- BSD
- Btrfs
- Bus error
- Byte
- Bytes
- Capability-based security
- Care
- Case preservation
- Case sensitivity
- CDFS
- CD-ROM
- Cengage Learning
- Ceph
- Channel I/O
- Checksum
- Child
- Child and family services
- Child care
- Children
- Chmod
- Classic Mac OS
- Close
- Clustered file system
- Coda
- Code page
- Command-line interface
- Commissioner
- Commodore PET
- Communications protocol
- Compact Cassette
- Compact disc
- Comparison of file systems
- Comparison of operating systems
- Computer
- Computer architecture
- Computer data storage
- Computer file
- Computer hardware
- Computer multitasking
- Computer network
- Computer security
- Computing
- Concurrency control
- Configfs
- Context switch
- Cooperative multitasking
- Copy-on-write
- CP/M
- CP/M-86
- Cramfs
- Database
- Data buffer
- Data compression
- Data corruption
- Data deduplication
- Data file
- Datalight
- Data loss
- Data scrubbing
- Debugfs
- Defragmentation
- Device driver
- Device file
- Digital Equipment Corporation
- Digital Research
- Directory
- Directory structure
- Disc Filing System
- Disk encryption
- Disk image
- Disk operating system
- Disk partitioning
- Disk quota
- Distributed file system
- Distributed operating system
- DOI
- DR
- DR-DOS
- Drive letter assignment
- DTrace
- DVD
- ECryptfs
- Embedded operating system
- EncFS
- Encrypting File System
- .exe
- Executable
- ExFAT
- Exponential growth
- EXT2
- Ext3
- Ext4
- Extended file attributes
- Extended file system
- Extent
- F2FS
- FAT filesystem and Linux
- File Allocation Table
- File system
- Filesystem in Userspace
- Finder
- Flash memory
- Flat file database
- Floppy disk
- Fork
- Fossil
- Fragmentation
- Free and open-source software
- FreeBSD
- FreeNAS
- Fstab
- Geli
- General Protection Fault
- GFS2
- Glassfish
- Global file system
- GNU General Public License
- Google File System
- Governor
- Graphical user interface
- Group identifier
- Gui
- GUID Partition Table
- Hammer
- Hard disk drive
- Hard link
- Hardware abstraction
- HFS Plus
- Hidden file and hidden directory
- Hierarchical File System
- High Throughput File System
- Hochul
- Home computer
- Hotspot
- Hudson Group
- Hybrid kernel
- Hypervisor
- IBM
- IBM General Parallel File System
- IBM i
- IBM PC DOS
- Implementation
- Improved
- Indirection
- Inferno
- InnoDB
- Inode
- Input/output
- Interface
- International Standard Book Number
- International Standard Serial Number
- Inter-process communication
- Interrupt
- Ioctl
- ISO 9660
- Isolation
- Java
- Java Desktop System
- JFFS2
- JFS
- John Wiley & Sons
- Journaling block device
- Journaling file system
- Kai Li
- Kansas City standard
- Kernel
- Kernfs
- Krita
- Launch
- Leader
- Library classification
- Linear Tape File System
- Linux
- Live CD
- Live USB
- LNFS
- Loadable kernel module
- Logical volume management
- Log-structured file system
- Long filename
- Lustre
- Macintosh
- Macintosh file system
- MacOS
- Mac OS X Leopard
- Mac OS X Lion
- Mac OS X Snow Leopard
- Magic number
- Magnetic tape
- Majority leader
- Mass storage
- Master boot record
- Mayor
- Memory
- Memory management
- Memory paging
- Memory protection
- Memory Technology Device
- Metadata
- Metafile
- Microcomputer
- Microkernel
- Microsoft BASIC
- Microsoft Press
- Microsoft Windows
- Midas
- Mid Hudson
- Mmap
- Mobile operating system
- Monolithic kernel
- Moore's law
- Moose File System
- Mount
- Mount Rainier
- MS-DOS
- Multics
- Multiuser DOS
- MVS
- MySQL
- Nashorn
- NetBeans
- NetWare File System
- Network-attached storage
- Network file system
- Network operating system
- Network socket
- New
- New Yorker
- New Yorkers
- Next3
- Nextstep
- NILFS
- Non-standard RAID levels
- Non-volatile memory
- Nova
- NTFS
- Null character
- Object
- Object-oriented operating system
- Object storage
- OCFS2
- OCLC
- OneFS distributed file system
- Online tool
- Open
- OpenAFS
- Open format
- OpenJDK
- OpenSolaris
- OpenVMS
- OpenZFS
- Operating system
- Optical disc
- Oracle Corporation
- Oracle Grid Engine
- Oracle Linux
- Oracle VM Server for x86
- O'Reilly Media
- OS/2
- OS/360 and successors
- Otter Creek
- OverlayFS
- Paging
- Partition
- Password cracking
- Path
- Phoronix
- Portal
- POSIX
- PowerShell
- Preemption
- Prentice Hall
- Proceedings of the IEEE
- Process
- Process management
- Procfs
- Professional File System
- Proprietary format
- Protection ring
- QFS
- Quantum Corporation
- RAM drive
- Random-access memory
- Read
- Real-time operating system
- Reboot
- Record
- Red Hat
- ReFS
- Reiser4
- ReiserFS
- Relational database
- Remote File Sharing
- Removable media
- Resource contention
- Rolls
- Root directory
- Round-robin scheduling
- Rubberhose
- Scheduling
- Seattle Computer Products
- Segmentation fault
- Senate
- Serialization
- Server Message Block
- Shadow
- Shared resource
- Shell
- Shortcut
- Shortest job next
- Sidecar file
- Soft updates
- Software architecture
- Software design
- Software developer
- Software incompatibility
- Software release life cycle
- Solaris
- Solid-state drive
- Soup
- SQL
- SquashFS
- SSHFS
- Sticky bit
- Storage area network
- Storage efficiency
- StorNext File System
- Sun Microsystems
- Superuser
- Symbolic link
- Sysfs
- System administrator
- System file
- System resource
- System time
- Table of contents
- Temporary file
- Temporary folder
- Text file
- Thread
- Time of check to time of use
- Time Sharing
- Tmpfs
- Transactional NTFS
- Transaction processing
- Trend
- TrueOS
- Type code
- UBIFS
- Udev
- Unicode
- Unikernel
- UnionFS
- Universal Disk Format
- Unix
- Unix filesystem
- Unix File System
- Unix-like
- Unix shell
- USB flash drive
- USENIX
- User
- User identifier
- User interface
- Userland
- Veritas Software
- Veritas Volume Manager
- VirtualBox
- Virtual disk
- Virtual file system
- Virtual memory
- Virtual storage access method
- VisualVM
- VM
- VMware VMFS
- Volume Table of Contents
- Wayback Machine
- Wear leveling
- Web content management system
- WebDAV
- Westchester
- What
- Windows 1.0
- Windows 11
- Windows 8
- Windows 8.1
- Windows 95
- Windows NT
- Windows NT 3.5
- Windows Server 2012
- Windows Server 2016
- WinFS
- XFS
- XHTML
- XML
- XPath
- Xsan
- YAFFS
- Yorker
- Youth
- Zero-byte file
- ZFS
- Z/OS