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fsv or tdfsb
These are 3D filesystem browser apps that let you navigate your filesystem as though files and folders were trees in a forest that you're walking/flying through.
They were practically useless aside from the wow factor. I believe one may have made it into a movie scene. Jurassic Park?
It's a UNIX system. I know this!
There was something like this in 2d, what was it's name again?