What's VFS?
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Virtual File System, an abstraction layer that lets the OS interact with different file systems seamlessly.
I guess Virtual Filesystem?
It's getting better and better
And the irony that Microsoft employees are working on Linux too. :D
God, I hope their code is scrutinized by thousand eyes, knowing windows codebase I'm skeptical about quality of anything they write 💀💀