some suggestions for nautilus

Werner Ecker <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.gnome.nautilus
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi there!

First, please excuse my englisch. Some in ubuntu.brainstorm said I 
should give you my suggestions.
It now, you don't like to read too much, I could write a book but I try 
to make it short.

What do I like:

It would be nice to make tags like the tags/keywords in firefox for the 
bookmarks with keywords.
There you make a bookmark for a site and while you choose a name for it 
you can choose some tags, as many as you want or, if there is no one you 
like, you can create a néw one.
Now you can search in the urlbar with this tags.

In nautilus you can add emblemes, notizes and sometimes there is 
methadata, which you also not be able to change.

If I make a new file, or safe it in any programm, there should also be a 
tab or drop down menu or what else, where I can mark some keywords 
and/or add a new keyword.


Now I like to search in a folder, subfolder or patititon for one or more 
keywords and find all the files which are marked with them.

Then I like to create folders, virtual folders, where I can mark these 
tags/keywords.

Its like the unity dash where I will sort my music folder in categories 
like classic, rock etc., but this style for any purpose like home, work, 
holiday, idea, publik..... what ever I want.


Instead of seaching something, I could creat a folder with my keyword 
specifications and this folder will show everything I decided untill I 
delete the folder which will only delete this folder, but not the data, 
of course.

I hope this is not to concusing english,


Thank you and all the best!

Werner


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