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Fifteen years of KDEFifteen years of KDEPosted Oct 19, 2011 7:58 UTC (Wed) by nhippi (subscriber, #34640)In reply to: Fifteen years of KDE by tshow Parent article: Fifteen years of KDE
"nor do I want to spend the effort tagging all my stuff so that I can use search to find it. That's why my filesystem is hierarchical."
Technically you are already tagging your files by using filesystem hierarchy.
Nepomuk could do tagging easy and automatic (for tags that can be automatically generated, existing directories as tags, ...), but unfortunately it really doesn't. It is getting kind of silly that finding content on web is easier than on your own desktop machine.
I type a string in google and I usually get what I want - in kde with nepomuk and strigi enabled, "alt-f2" search almost works, but only if the search result is unique. With dozens of results, no preview or context is shown, only the name of file - Useless.
Chromium history shows me what I surfed yesterday with a single click. But with all the nepomuk indexing, I can't get a history of what local files I read and edited yesterday.
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Fifteen years of KDE Posted Oct 19, 2011 20:21 UTC (Wed) by PhrkOnLsh (subscriber, #58879) [Link]
the timeline:/ KIO has been available for a long time and allows you to do this. Type timeline:/calendar in to your dolphin or konqueror window.
Fifteen years of KDE Posted Oct 20, 2011 9:07 UTC (Thu) by nhippi (subscriber, #34640) [Link]
Now this was awesome news. Why is this feature so hidden?
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