> Kae Verens wrote:
> > Bernhard Rohrer wrote:
> >
> > What could they mean? Meta-data such as keywords, descriptions, etc?
>> from www.tomshardware.com :
>> The upcoming version of Windows, Longhorn, is another example
> of what computers should be capable of. The operating system
> needs to take care of the intelligent management,
> organization and display of data, exceeding the limits of
> hierarchical organization. For example, if I receive an email
> or create some other content, I want my system to be aware of
> the key information it contains in order to simplify my life.
> I don't want to spend one second considering whether I should
> store an audio file in a folder named after the artist or the
> kind of music it contains.
Similar to iTunes then? I personally like knowing where everything is,
that way I can find it no matter what entry method I use, Ssh, ftp, etc.
I guarantee if you use longhorn's new system you will only be able to
find and retrieve files via their GUI.
Regards,
Stephen
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