... useful services, including a bug tracker, a news reel, Subversion repositories, users mailing lists and more. Tagsistant uses GNA! for two reasons. The first one is its simplicity of use. The second one ...
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The following script has been provided by T. E. Dixon to allow mounting a Tagsistant filesystem by fstab:
#!/usr/bin/env python
import sys
import subprocess
def ...
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0.6
Is it possible to access your Tagsistant tagged files from everywhere, using a cloud service?
The answer is: yes! There are many file synchronization services around, but the story remains ...
Tagsistant 0.6 rc6 is available for download. I hope this could be the last 0.6 release candidate.
Since release 0.2 (and the experimental 0.4) a lot of things have changed. Tagsistant is now a more ...
Tagsistant 0.6 rc2 is available for download.
It's a major rewrite of 0.2 which learned from 0.4 many valuable lessons. It's quicker, mor reliable and easy to use. But could be better thanks to your feedback. ...
0.6
0.6 is the new release of Tagsistant semantic filesystem. It is very different from the 0.2 release and needs some quick explanation to be used proficiently.
While 0.2 allowed the tagging of ...
0.7
0.7 is the new release of Tagsistant semantic filesystem, expanding 0.6 design. It is very different from the 0.2 release and needs some quick explanation to be used proficiently.
While 0.2 ...
0.8
0.8.1
0.8.1 is the new release of Tagsistant, a semantic filesystem for Linux kernels. Release 0.8 is still under development and can be downloaded from the SVN trunk (more information here). ...
0.6
This is a work in progress document about next release. I'll try to explain my vision for the future and to take in all the suggestion everyone wants to give.
What Tagsistant should be able to do: ...
0.2
New Tagsistant 0.2 revision 20110922 is available. Download it here.
I've finally managed to compile and package Tagsistant 0.2 for Ubuntu 10.04.3 LTS i386. You can download it here.
Hope you'l ...
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Tagsistant is a fuse program so you need to use fusermount to unmount it, like in the following example:
$ tagsistant ~/tags $ [ ... do your operations here ... ] $ fusermount -u ~/tags
fusermount ...
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You don't!
Tagsistant uses FUSE which needs some special permissions to allow normal users to mount a filesystem. On most distributions there's a "fuse" group. Adding users to that group should ...
... let's go back to Tagsistant and your full episode collection of star trek tv shows and movies and video games and whatever. It would be very nice to have category tagging in Tagsistant to tell that the ...
0.2
Tagsistant is a tool to organize files in a semantic way, which means using tags.
It plays the role of the filesystem. This means that, when you start Tagsistant, you'll not see a program interface. ...
Tagsistant is available as a tar.gz archive or prepackages for some distributions:
0.8.1a Tar.gz
0.8.1a Ubuntu packages
0.8.1 ArchLinux package
Previous versions
The source archive and all ...
Tagsistant is Free Software. If you need it, just grab it and use it. Enjoy!
Inasmuch, Free Software does not teleport on Earth from Unknown Deep Space. A strange and funny creature called the Coder ...
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Tagsistant uses dlopen() suite of functions to include external components. Mainly, Tagsistant uses external plugins to implement auto-tagging. Each plugin registers a MIME-type and is then ...
0.2
Tagsistant is a program that interacts with Linux kernel using FUSE. You can imagine what happens between the kernel and Tagsistant as in the following dialogue:
Kernel: Hey tag-guy, Mr. user asked ...
if you find Tagsistant useful and would like to support its development, please donate.
Tagsistant is free software and is developed without profit. You donation helps its development. Thanks ...
Request: add support for POSIX ACL.
ACL could deliver an important improvement to Tagsistant in the field of data security and access control. POSIX ACL should be equally available on both tagged contents ...
Directories are mistakenly "deduplicated" by tagsistant_fix_checksums() and only one directory remains. If the DB is restored after the mount, all the directories are still available.
Reported: #247
Patch ...
Tagsistant 0.8 has found its way in the SVN trunk. The main goals of this release are:
Changing tags/ directory semantic for tags management, while transferring its previous role to the new store/ ...
Thanks to Christopher Meng I've noticed that the Download link of Tagsistant 0.6 was broken. I've fixed it. Thank you Christopher for pointing me on the problem. ...
Thanks to the forum post from rkfg, I've been forced to investigate the SQLite backend internals. I've discovered a design bug in the way Tagsistant concurrently accesses an SQLite database from different ...
The idea of semantic file systems has spread on the Net years (or even decades) ago. There are other projects similar to Tagsistant that you may be interested in. Here is a short list of those one I consider ...
What will feature in the next release of Tagsistant? This page is here to share some ideas with you.
1. Deduplication improvements
Deduplication is delivering a great saving of disk space, but current ...
Thanks to Christopher Howard (http://frigidcode.com), the build system of Tagsistant 0.4 has been fixed. I apologize to all the people who have tried to compile Tagsistant with the previous build system ...
... tagging logic ported to your android phone?
Whoops, sorry, that's impossible.
Enough of those whoops? Well, then it's time to give Tagsistant a try. Being a filesystem means that Tagsistant can be integrated ...
0.2
The short answer is: to make things easier with filemanagers.
Let's see how things would be without the AND operator, by taking the valid tagsistant query ~/tags/t1/AND/t2/AND/t3 and rewriting it, ...
I've started porting Tagsistant under MacOS X. Porting GNU/Linux software to MacOS X requires some steps. Hopefully, GNU environment is available from many sources. I've personally used Fink. Follow ...
0.2
WARNING: the informations in this page refer to tagsistant 0.2. Starting from tagsistant 0.4 development cycle, this informations are obsolete.
Tagsistant uses SQLite to store informations, ...
Update at page bottom! Tagsistant has born both as a challenge with a friend and as a tool to organize my personal informations. Challenges often include a clause like "I'll do it in one week!". ...