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Different anon, but for my file organization needs, I plan to use a combination of:
- tmsu
- ranger + custom commands
- incrond
- date-based file storage
Goal #1 is to keep ~/Downloads clean.
For that, I'll be using ranger with some custom commands that I'll write to move and tag files to various directories based on date of download.
When I want to find the file later, I'll rely on tmsu tags to help me.
If I feel like I want to move files from ~/Downloads to their archival location automatically, I will use incrond for that.
The archival locations would look like:
- ~/Documents/YYYY/MM/
- ~/Music/YYYY/MM/
- ~/Pictures/YYYY/MM/
- ~/Videos/YYYY/MM/
Files would be stored there based on date of download.
Most of the human work will be in the tagging process, and
I hope I can customize ranger enough to streamline that potentially tedious task.
Goal #2 is to be able to find files quickly.
If anyone knows of a file manager that could potentially integrate tmsu queries, let me know.
My ideal would be to type a tmsu tag query into a file manager and have it be reflected in the UI immediately.
I know that tmsu offers userfs mounting, but navigating its directory structure is not as nice as I would like.