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Hey thank you for the feedback. I will investigate the FS package in go 1.6.
I believe age is for long term storage of files (write once, read fully). Seof is for random access/read/write of n-bytes.
If you want to backup files, I would not recommend seof but gpg or maybe age (I can not fully endose age because I never used it; but it seems to have lots of likes so it is likely to be great.)
Curious if you are going to upgrade to the new FS package in go 1.6
Saw the Reddit and I currently use Age but am going to try out this to
The use cases look interesting for both basic password storage but also for a full blown distributed drive that is a single file on disk.
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