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Linux@lemmy.ml • a year ago

Tag based file managers?

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Tag based file managers?

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Linux@lemmy.ml • a year ago

To make it easy to see the most popular, please post a single option per comment. Upvote the ones you like. I'd love to know which are the best.

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a year ago
Tagsistant: Tagsistant is a tag-based filesystem for Linux that turns directories into tags and searches your files for you. It allows you to create tags, tag files, and search for files based on tags.

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