kramo, to GNOME
@kramo@fosstodon.org avatar

I'm working on a file manager!

And I thought I could document the development process here.

I've wanted to explore the idea of a non-hierarchical file manager for a long time and this is the result, Hyperplane.

The idea is that you organize files by tags (or categories or whatever name I end up with) instead of folders while still being able to access them from a traditional file manager.

You can test it now if you want, details in the README:

https://github.com/kra-mo/Hyperplane

worldsendless,
@worldsendless@qoto.org avatar

@kramo this seems like the kind of thing that @publicvoit probably has a take about, and might even support (based on his thoughts)

kayb, to windows German
@kayb@chaos.social avatar

braucht auf meinem recht modernen Arbeitslaptop 5 Sekunden um die Helligkeitseinstellungen zu laden... 🤐🥱

publicvoit,
@publicvoit@graz.social avatar

@kayb Abgesehen von würde ich schon sehr plädieren, Dateien von Anfang an aussagekräftige Namen zu geben.

Das verhindert Verwechslungen und erleichtert das Ablegen und Wiederfinden.

publicvoit, to random
@publicvoit@graz.social avatar

I do write a lot about Personal Information Management (PIM) topics, I did some PIM research about local file management, I love to give lectures on PIM topics.

Therefore, it's quite natural that people start to believe that my personal PIM situation is near perfect.

The truth is far from that:

Nobody's Perfect: My Personal Debt
https://karl-voit.at/Nobodys-PIM-is-perfect/

tykayn,
@tykayn@mastodon.cipherbliss.com avatar

@publicvoit
thanks for sharing that, i think it helps a lot to approach a better set of tools and workflow to light up that there is no perfect solution even for those who practice the subject deeply and for a long time.

I never took any strong pattern to organize things until it became a problem when i first had a disk crash a long time ago. when rebuilding things i tried many ways to do things and organize like 15 years ago.
but things began to be way easier to find and organize when i read about your python tools and your orgmode posts. thanks for this !

worldsendless, to random
@worldsendless@qoto.org avatar

What's this @publicvoit talks about? A specialty of his: Personal Information Management. "Worthwhile" is basically what it's all about.

https://karl-voit.at/tags/pim/

publicvoit, to comics
@publicvoit@graz.social avatar

Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal - Pop
https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/pop

I'm starting The hashtag: around I stumbled over.

Edit: in order to stay consistent with my tagging recommendations, I had to re-publish this message with the plural form of the hashtag.

publicvoit, to emacs
@publicvoit@graz.social avatar
publicvoit, to email German
@publicvoit@graz.social avatar

Eigentlich schade, dass ich mir gar nicht mehr die Arbeit antue, beim einen Vortrag einzureichen, nachdem ich mit allen meinen Einreichungen bislang gescheitert bin.

Ich denke, das Thema interessiert beim CCC niemanden. 🤷

Zu tritival? Wenn man bloß wüsste, was ich "alten Hasen" zu so allgemeinen Themen wie und Co. noch an praktischen Wissen beigebracht habe ...
https://karl-voit.at/tags/pim/ 😔

Egal, dann hab' ich weniger Stress und kann mich mehr unterhalten.

publicvoit, to emacs
@publicvoit@graz.social avatar

It looks like I'm going to join in Hamburg. 🤓

Contact me if you want to chat, if I may conduct a workshop on one of my topics, give a talk at a smaller stage, ...

You know my topics: and more: https://www.karl-voit.at/

adingbatponder, to NixOS
@adingbatponder@fosstodon.org avatar

Is there a smart way to store browser (internet addresses) that is completely independent of the browser used to access those addresses? The use case is in when is broken but I have stored my bookmarks on-line with them to make them available on any device I log into with my firefox account. Can one set up a cloud or home NAS or server bookmarks service that stores the addresses & makes them seamlessly available in etc. when logged in to that server?

publicvoit,
@publicvoit@graz.social avatar

@adingbatponder I'd question the need for a specific tool and its direct integration into a .

I'm using my usual tool so that I don't differ between different types of information to organize: https://karl-voit.at/2014/08/10/bookmarks-with-orgmode/

YMMV

publicvoit, to random German
@publicvoit@graz.social avatar

Ich war letztes Jahr zu einer Aufzeichnung der Show im eingeladen.

Thema war im weitesten Sinn. Ich zu .

Morgen wird die Folge erstmals gesendet. Das ist mit Sicherheit mein bislang skurrilstes Event, wo ich öffentlich zu sehen war. 😁

Die Barbara Show: "Ich möchte perfekt sein" (20.11.2023 16 Uhr ORF 2)
https://tv.orf.at/program/orf2/diebarbara1708.html

Viel Spaß beim Staunen 🤣

publicvoit,
@publicvoit@graz.social avatar

Und hier ist mein glorreicher Nebenauftritt im Internetz:

Die Barbara Karlich Show - Ich möchte perfekt sein
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLGZxHfb7pI

ton, to tft
@ton@m.tzyl.eu avatar

For a European summit in the Netherlands next 22-23 March, who do you think (next to yourself!) should be there and be on stage? @nicole @maggie @zsviczian @doebeli @liztai @chrisaldrich @harold can you name 2 or 3 people you think are awesome in the space? Thanks! Boosting appreciated!

https://www.zylstra.org/blog/2023/11/23647/

publicvoit,
@publicvoit@graz.social avatar

@ton I'm afraid most of the researchers are located in the US. It looked that to me when I did my tagstore-PhD a decade ago.

https://karl-voit.at/tags/pim/ I invest a bit of my spare-time into PIM topics and try to get into the public: https://karl-voit.at/clippings/

publicvoit, to email
@publicvoit@graz.social avatar
onghu, to email
@onghu@ruby.social avatar

Despite SAAS like #Teams or #Slack, I still find #email has the greatest longevity, and is roughly standards compliant many years later accessible via numerous web, desktop & mobile apps.

So, I had written up 2 posts that help me when creating and saving emails:
• 7 + 1 Tips for Email Subject Lines: https://notepad.onghu.com/2021/email-tips-subject-lines/
• Tips for categorizing and storing emails: https://notepad.onghu.com/2021/email-categorisation/

Both are derived from experience over 20+ years - comments welcome!

#productivity #throwbackThursday

WildEnte,
@WildEnte@vivaldi.net avatar

@onghu I fully agree on the subject lines - the idea needs to be to make the email as useful as possible for the receiver. Most people just say what they want to say without thinking about what the other side needs to know.
About categorizing email: there is something very personal about feeling good with one's email archive and for people who feel like you, your tips may be very useful.

For me, when I read "File away e-mails once they are answered" I shiver. I think filing emails is a coping mechanism to tell oneself that the email will be found easier in the future, when the opposite is the case. See a post I wrote about that a couple of years ago: https://wildente.vivaldi.net/e-mail-folders-and-whats-wrong-with-them/

Also check out @publicvoit about the topic,

oliver, to microsoft
@oliver@norse.social avatar

"New seemingly sends sensitive data to "

Especially in IT, trust is everything and working with different solutions and providers is always a matter of trust. The possible fact that Microsoft’s new Outlook-offshout is seemingly sending sensitive data to Redmond could shake the world IT to its very foudations - years after the once acquired mobile Outlook-app did the same.

@bfdi

https://pifferi.info/new-outlook-seemingly-sends-sensitive-data-to-microsoft/

publicvoit, to Podcast German
@publicvoit@graz.social avatar

@stdevel machte mit @fabrik42 @knoppi und mir eine spannende Episode zu und .

Auch der kam durchaus öfters vor.

Wenn du noch nicht viel über die Themen weißt oder noch unschlüssig bist, solltest du dir das mal anhören - gibt einen guten Überblick über diese ziemlich ausgereiften Powertools.

https://focusonlinux.podigee.io/70-emacs

:emacs: :orgmode:

islieb, to random German
@islieb@mastodon.social avatar

🎩

publicvoit,
@publicvoit@graz.social avatar

@islieb Ich bin vor etwas über einem Jahrzehnt ein paar Wochen mit einer Microsoft herumgelaufen: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_SenseCam

War eine interessante Erfahrung.

Die Zusammenschnitte der Tage waren durchaus cool. War damit auch auf einer Konferenz. Hatte danach Bilder von allen Gesprächspartnern. Half mir durchaus, da ich ein schlechtes Personengedächtnis habe.

publicvoit, to random
@publicvoit@graz.social avatar

@murpunktat invited me for a at their about and :
https://karl-voit.at/2023/11/05/worklab23/

Watch the 43min video if you're interested in un-learning some patterns we're using for decades although we should use different concepts instead.

publicvoit, to Podcast
@publicvoit@graz.social avatar

Here is a general recommendation for which I subscribed and started to listen to after I got invited: https://theinformed.life/

@jarango has awesome interview guests on all sorts of topics with tons of great input for people interested in self-organization and similar.

Jorge has a very good interview style and the transcripts in the shownotes are super helpful. 👍

publicvoit, to Podcast
@publicvoit@graz.social avatar

I was interviewed by @jarango for his #Podcast #TheInformedLife about #Emacs and #Orgmode: https://theinformed.life/2023/10/22/episode-125-karl-voit/

He also includes a full transcript along the shownotes. 👍

Listen in, it was much fun for me, talking about #PIM and how Emacs is supporting here.

For my German followers: on Nov. 10, https://focusonlinux.podigee.io/episodes will feature a German episode on Emacs with me and others.

You'll find all details on https://karl-voit.at/clippings/

publicvoit, to monitors
@publicvoit@graz.social avatar

How come that people are working with tools (and content) like , , in general, , ... and don't have external in portrait orientation? 🤔 🤷

xro,
@xro@chaos.social avatar

@publicvoit

Can only guess. I have a portrait monitor everywhere I have a PC setup. 😄

a) mediamarkt never demonstrates this for them? 😅
b) you need at least a 1200x1920 screen for portrait orientation. 1080 is just too narrow. They were not common last time I shopped for a portrait monitor

xro, to random
@xro@chaos.social avatar

Learned about a nice idea today:
Tagging your according to mood and energy level best suited to the task:

E.g.
todos for when you are exhausted and just want to relax: watch that movie you always wanted to see
Todo for when you are motivated and full of energy: get that thing started you've been putting off.
Todos for when you want to do something to pass the time or focus thoughts on something mundane.

Etc.

Mela, to random German
@Mela@zusammenkunft.net avatar

"Nimm doch Markdown", haben sie gesagt.
"Das ist total einfach", haben sie gesagt.
"Damit arbeitet man ganz flott", haben sie gesagt.
"Das funktioniert in ganz vielen Editoren", haben sie gesagt.

Auch Markdown: Ich brauch wieder eine Kompatibilitätsübersicht wie damals bei Unix. https://www.markdownguide.org/tools/zettlr/

publicvoit,
@publicvoit@graz.social avatar

@Andreas__Nagel @Mela Das waren aber nur meine persönlichen Preferenzen.

Laut https://karl-voit.at/2021/01/18/tool-choices/ mit anderen Requirements kann das ganz anders aussehen.

Ich meine, für wirklich jedes Tool gibt es ein Set an Anforderungen, wo genau dieses Tool eine gute Wahl darstellt.

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