Shell and Zeitgeist: the future of GNOME?
Shell and Zeitgeist: the future of GNOME?
Posted Jun 3, 2009 16:29 UTC (Wed) by renox (guest, #23785)In reply to: Shell and Zeitgeist: the future of GNOME? by dirtyepic
Parent article: Shell and Zeitgeist: the future of GNOME?
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How is going through all my files and adding the appropriate tags to each one any easier/faster/more convenient than just putting them in a folder in the first place?
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It's *exactly* the same work to put all your file in a folder or tagging the files: both are setting a metadata attribute on the files.
How is going through all my files and adding the appropriate tags to each one any easier/faster/more convenient than just putting them in a folder in the first place?
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It's *exactly* the same work to put all your file in a folder or tagging the files: both are setting a metadata attribute on the files.
But hieararchical folders are more rigid and require an order even when there is no 'natural' order: ie /landscapes/NewYork isn't better than /NewYork/landscape..
So tags are more flexible.
