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IMHO, this seems to consist of two very separate pieces of software: Scanning, and complex management of an archive of files and documents. Both are interestin

IMHO, this seems to consist of two very separate pieces of software: Scanning, and complex management of an archive of files and documents. Both are interesting challenges, but focusing on the second one - I don't see why it should be tied-in with scanning. It's actually something that I feel is missing in operating systems, or at least desktop environments: The ability to arrange your files in more than one way, rather than having to force them into a static hierarchy ... while also not having them lost behind some piece of software which prevents direct access.

mxuribe 5y ago
> ...The ability to arrange your files in more than one way, rather than having to force them into a static hierarchy ... while also not having them lost behind some piece of software which prevents direct access... I wish all common operating systems supported labels/tagging in a compatible, easy-to-migrate manner...so that a person could migrate from windows to linux or back again, and all their file meta data - like file labels, file tags! - was preserved.