Yeah I know that there exists those Virtual Folder things. But I meant something like that but with tagging instead of rather quering from the beagle-daemon.
What I meant was that tagging files to their specific mime-types makes it easy to get all files of a specific mime-type. Isn't there some kind of "limit" on how much results you will recieve when querying the daemon? If beagle while it index files and finds a file, tags it to their specific mime-type... Do you understand what I mean? Yeah and I know all those stuff you mentioned overthere...so there was a misunderstanding here. -Jm 2006/9/21, D Bera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > What about tagging files by their mime/type - something like a virtual > > folder for their specific mime type? > > > > With this then it would be easy to load all your mp3/ogg files(for > > example) in your musicplayer. > > Beagle already provides the tools/API for that. Its best if it is > handled by some related project and beagle continues what it does > best, indexing and searching. If you want virtual search folders, try > Robert Love's BeagleFS (a beagle based Fuse FS) - does what you want > and does pretty good. Moreover, its DE independent. If you want DE > dependent solutions, you can use beagle kio-slave in konq to create > virtual folders and I think nautilus file-selector has some kind of > beagle virtual folder support. > > - dBera > > -- > ----------------------------------------------------- > Debajyoti Bera @ http://dbera.blogspot.com > beagle / KDE fan > Mandriva / Inspiron-1100 user > _______________________________________________ Dashboard-hackers mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/dashboard-hackers
