Re: file metadata

[gfp <gfp@posteo.at>]

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Hi Jean,

thanks for sharing.

> System is fully functional, though it requires personal guidance and patience to be installed. Once installed, it works fine, it would fully satisfy your needs.

How can I install RCD Notes & Hyperscope?

Gottfried


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Date: Mon, 14 Oct 2024 01:54:39 +0300
From: Jean Louis <bugs@gnu.support>
To: Christopher Howard <christopher@librehacker.com>
Cc: Help Gnu Emacs Mailing List <help-gnu-emacs@gnu.org>
Subject: Re: file metadata
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* Christopher Howard <christopher@librehacker.com> [2024-10-12 01:24]:
 > Hi, I have a bunch of files in various project that have 
non-descriptive names, but I don't want to change the file names, nor 
the file contents. It would be nice if there was some way I could 
display my own description of the file next to the the file listing, say 
in dired. Do we have any kind of extension, ideally with dired 
integration, that provides some of kind of file metadata system, or 
interacts with a third party metadata system?

Oh yes, I do that all the time, that is my main thing. I have too many 
documents, too many legal entities, employees, reports, and it is not 
possible to work with the file system only.

System is fully functional, though it requires personal guidance and 
patience to be installed. Once installed, it works fine, it would fully 
satisfy your needs.


RCD Notes & Hyperscope for GNU Emacs, The Dynamic Knowledge Repository:
https://gnu.support/gnu-emacs/rcd-notes-for-gnu-emacs/index.html

RCD Notes for GNU Emacs is Dynamic Knowledge Repository designed as 
envisioned by Doug Engelbart. Backed up by PostgreSQL relational 
database, RCD Notes provides features such as people management also 
known as CRM or Customer Relationship Management, ERP or Enterprise 
Resource Planning, WRS or Website Revision System and Hyperscope Dynamic 
Knowledge Repository. It uses any kind of Emacs major modes and any kind 
of lightweight markup languages for editing and writing of any of 
elementary objects.

Here is small video demonstration:

https://gnu.support/images/2024/10/2024-10-14/2024-10-14-01:48:10.ogv

It has tags, tag types, each tag can have tags, different language,
related person, rank, system is actually extensible on the go, it has
85 different rather fixed properties for each elementary object, plus
unlimited properties, with unlimited property types, types, subtypes,
all extensible and customizable by user. It's fantastic, it is also
good money maker system for me.
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G. Preihs

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