Support for fuse-t

[ViRb3]

Hello, fuse-t is a new FUSE implementation that is entirely userspace (no driver installation) unlike macfuse: https://github.com/macos-fuse-t/fuse-t. It exposes a NFSv4 share, and apart from being much easier to install, should also be faster. VeraCrypt already uses this with good success. I tried the original ntfs-3g and it works just fine by linking against fuse-t. Would be awesome to support that with ezntfs as well, should hopefully make it much more accessible to the average Mac user!

[lezgomatt]

Hey, fuse-t looks cool. I haven't tried it out myself, but if you were able to build the original ntfs-3g with it, then it should work with ezNTFS without any extra action. ezNTFS just calls the ntfs-3g binary in the shell. Did you encounter any error?

EDIT: Never mind. I misunderstood how fuse-t works. Seems like it will mount a NFS drive instead of the actual NTFS, which won't work out of the box with ezNTFS. I'll take a deeper look and try things out when I have the time.

I suppose I could mention the option to use fuse-t in the readme (once I find the time to try it out myself).

[ViRb3]

After further testing and reading around fuse-t's GitHub issues, there seem to be pretty bad issues with ntfs-3g and fuse-t on macOS Sonoma, presumably due to bugs in the macOS NFS implementation. For example, writing files does not work unless you disable extended attributes on fuse-t. I hope these are resolved soon, but for now, I switched back to macfuse.