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You're not dreaming, but webfs is not what you might call functional
yet.  It's unclear whether it'll ever be.  I don't know who uses it here.

	Sape


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:  usbaudio, usbmouse, usbd, webfs, wikifs, flashfs

webfs? 

Is it that there's now some fs to browse the web? 
Or am I dreaming?

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