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[Feature Request]Re-write for 2024 #5

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jiaoting opened this issue Feb 27, 2024 · 6 comments
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[Feature Request]Re-write for 2024 #5

jiaoting opened this issue Feb 27, 2024 · 6 comments

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@jiaoting
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There is a bug in the long path of the address, can it be updated? The new version of win11 has been supported, and it can be recognized normally in win11, but the file can be seen in Liquesce, but it cannot be opened normally
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@Smurf-IV
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Wow.. Didn't even now this was still in use...
I'll try.

@jiaoting
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This is very useful. Currently, there are very few similar software available. I use it to create Win Nas and I particularly enjoy using open-source software

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jiaoting commented Feb 28, 2024

Currently in China, due to content censorship, a large number of users need to set up their own NAS to store files, and they generally use raid mode. However, as the hard drive capacity increases, once the hard drive is damaged, the raid mode will take a long time to rebuild, and theoretically there is a probability of more than 50% of rebuilding errors. So I use Win+SSD+Liquesce to build an easy-to-use NAS system. However, there is currently no perfect software that can easily merge multiple SSDs together. The software DrivePool I used a while ago was not very easy to use, to be honest. Now I have found Liquesce, which basically meets my needs.
Can you make two small requests now?

  1. Can it be upgraded to a modern UI? The current UI interface is 10 years old.
  2. Can the language translation function be enabled? This way I can apply for Chinese translation.
  3. Is it possible to add a service stop button so that the merge can be canceled at any time without modifying the existing settings?
  4. The debugging reporting address on the home page is no longer available.

Thank you again for bringing us such useful software! Gratitude~

@Smurf-IV
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Ok, Thanks for the Encouragement.
One of the reasons I stopped this, was due to SnapRaid performing a "Merge" view using native windows API's.
It does not perform sensible copy protection, but at least a view is useable for reading.

As for your comments on

  1. upgrade. I think I will have to restart using the Dokan Drivers (As they have been updated a lot and because CBFS no longer provide developer licenses for FOSS)
  2. I can add that that in the rewrite
  3. Of course
  4. Hmm. Okay that and a lot of other changes will be done when the project restarts.

Please add the above as Individual "[Feature Request]"s, and also any others that you thing would be good to have, (i.e. as if you are requesting a feature set that this Re-write should do

Thanks again.

@jiaoting
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jiaoting commented Feb 28, 2024

[Feature Request]

  • Upgrade driver to fix long file name bug
  • A new modern UI for win10/11
  • Add interface translation file
  • Add service stop button
  • Add new hard drive usage app support for multiple virtual disk drive
  • Add link to github issue (in “about”)
  • feauture request: UNC - Network paths support? #3
  • fix bug: a blue screen crash with mount a virtual disk in docker desktop
  • fix bug: can't copy and move files FROM virtual disk. but copy or move files TO virtual disk well be OK, and read files in virtual disk also well done:)

@jiaoting jiaoting changed the title Whether long address paths can be supported? [Feature Request]Re-write for 2024 Feb 28, 2024
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https://codeplexarchive.org/project/Liquesce

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