I am new to DO and I wonder it would be feasible to add support for disk files used by popular computer emulators like .adf/.ipf (amiga floppy), .hdf (amiga rdb hard disk), .dsk (mac floppy), .hfv (mac hfs hard disk) and maybe even .d64/.g64/.d71/.d81 support for the venerable commodore 64. I do realize there are programas that do some of this, but wouldn't it be better to be able to do it all using just DO?
On a side note, it would also be nice to be able to see metadata info of .torrent files.
Opus supports windows system namespaces or virtual folders by providing a container into which the system can render and control such virtual folders. An example is the way Opus displays the Desktop and also Nokia phone namespaces. So, many of these systems should actually work in Opus. You may just have to set them to be handled by windows not Opus from preferences.