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That's what I'm thinking too. However, those are assumptions (which I share). I am thinking maybe it would be interesting to see this simulated in the web envir
by dejan 17y ago
That's what I'm thinking too. However, those are assumptions (which I share). I am thinking maybe it would be interesting to see this simulated in the web environment and get feedback on that - web file system.
I started playing with tags on Aleveo for that reason, maybe I should take it further on a separate test project. It makes a big difference using it and thinking how it would be used.
Also, I am not sure what would be best for executables but how are those currently seen - as having an "+x". Having an executable tag is not much different. That also means, tags are a bit "smarter" than the regular ones seen on the web.
I am mostly thrilled by the ability to see the relations of files and folders to others. Those are not folders anymore as "storage units" but "meanings".
Also currently a file can exists only in one place. Having symlinks is cruft in my opinion, compensating for the need of multiple context presence of data. Symlink is a separate file, a pointer different than the original. Windows is excluded completely :) I think file can be in several places depending on the need. After all this is not the physical world.