On Saturday 07 April 2007 07:24, Clayton wrote: > Well with Beagle, I can see it being useful if you (meaning an average > end user) are not organized and don't know where things are. For the > most part I simply don't have a use for Beagle. I know where all my > data is. It's all sorted into logical (for me) locations., and I can > find it when I need to just by opening the right directory. > > I have yet to see a real use for Beagle... I'm sure it's there or it > wouldn't be a part of the GUI desktop... but at least in my case, I > have yet to actually see a practical use for it. > > I did have it installed for a while, and tinkered with it.. configured > it... didn't have any issues with it... removed it because I didn't > see the point. > > Maybe I missed the obvious. I am known to do that :-)
Under my data is also mailbox, visited web sites, my archive few years old, not in focus and not maintained. I know where is current project, recent mail, few web pages that are bookmarked, but there is a lot more that is not in focus and I don't want to waste time sorting it out. That is where I find Beagle usefull. -- Regards, Rajko. http://en.opensuse.org/Portal -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
