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1. Retain the checkmark on files that have been selected

   When I select a number of files and add a tag to all of those files the checkmark/selection is removed. This is a pain if I want to add multiple tags to those exact same files. Right now I have to go back thru and reselect them before adding another tag.

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2. Make it possible to edit a tag and have that change applied to all tags in the perspective

   Let's say I have created a tag on the left panel and I've applied it to 100 files. But then I realize that the tag is misspelled or there is something else wrong with it. I need a way to either delete the tag from all files I have added it to, or a way to update the tag in one place and have that change reflected in all the files that that tag has been applied to in the perspective.

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3. replace browser's bookmarks manager

   I need tagging my bookmarks!! especially, chrome..

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4. Blog how to import note attachment from Evernote with tags [Linux]

   Hello,

   My name is Spleenico and the idea I would like to suggest is to blog an how-to to explain how to import notes from Evernotes together with their tags for direct use with TagSpaces.
   I made a script that worked for me and I would like to share it if it can help more people.
   I suggest the team to check my code and if they think it is a good idea, to publish it. The code and the explanations can be freely changed and distributed as long as the script header (authorship, GNU General Public License) is maintained.

   Note first!
   - My goal was to import a 'file cabinet' notebook (my paperless office: scanned diplomas, invoices) that I currently have in Evernote. So the script imports the note attachments (usually pdf files in this case). Notes in plain text are NOT imported because I simply do not have any.
   - this script imports all attachments, add the tags in the file name (Tagspaces format), and makes sure all file names are unique.
   - This script should work on Linux computers (in my case, Ubuntu 12.04), with the Windows version of Evernote (currently, 5.3.1.3363) running under Wine (with the PlayOnLinux frontend in my case). Possibly Windows users could run this script using Cygwin or by installing Linux in a virtual machine, but I did not test for this.
   - as far as I know this script works as intended, but bash scripting is a hobby, not my work. Please let the code be checked by an expert!

   • Example of program actions:
     • I have a note "salary statement 2013" with the tags "salary", "2013" and "Work" with 2 pdf files attached to it: "salary1.pdf" and "salary [2].pdf"
     • The pdf files will be imported in the desired location and renamed as: "salary1[salary 2013 Work].pdf" and "salary @2@[salary 2013 Work].pdf". Assume the file "salary1[salary 2013 Work].pdf" already exists in the destination folder, then the file name is changed to "@salary1[salary 2013 Work].pdf" to make it unique.

   HOW TO
   In your terminal or file explorer:
   1. Create a folder where you want to store all your files
   2. Create an empty file 'EN2TS.sh' in this folder.
   3. Copy the script text into the file
   4. For each PDF document, Evernote creates a PNG image that I did not want to import. So the default behavior is to delete these PNG files from the Evernote export folder. If you want to keep these files, delete or comment the line 'rm .png 2> /dev/null' as explained in the script comment.
   5. Close and save the file. Make it executable if needed.
   In the Evernote (windows) client:
   6. Sync your notes
   7. Right click on your notebook and select "export notes"
   8. Select "export as multiple web pages (html)"
   9. Click "Options..." and tick all attributes
   10. Click "Export" and select the folder created on step 1
   11. Click "Make New folder" to make subfolder into it, which you name 'ENexport' (the name is case sensitive)
   In your terminal or file explorer:
   12. Execute the script 'EN2TS.sh'
   13. Delete the script 'EN2TS.sh' and the Evernote export folder
   14. Some of the image files you imported (.gif, *.jpeg) could come from e.g. emails forwarded to Evernote with company logos. Maybe good to check what are legitimate attachments among these image files and what is junk.

   SCRIPT

   !bin/bash

   # EN2TS.sh by Spleenico spleenico@gmail.com
   # This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
   # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
   # the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
   # (at your option) any later version.
   
   # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
   # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
   # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
   # GNU General Public License for more details.
   
   # To read the GNU General Public License, see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/.

   cd ENexport
   for HTML in *.html; do

   find the line containing "Tags" in the html file

   clean this line from everything but tags (e.g. remove html markup, etc)

   tag=cat -e "$HTML" | grep -a Tags | sed -e 's@<tr><td><b>Tags:</b></td><td><i>@@' \
-e 's@</i></td></tr>@@' -e 's@,@@g' -e 's@\(.*\)\^.*@\1@'
   FOLDER="${HTML%%.html}_files"

   if there are any attachments for this note...

   if [ -d "$FOLDER" ]; then
   cd "$FOLDER"

   *.png files (usually pdf previews generated by Evernote) are deleted.

   Remove or comment the line below if you want to import *.png files.

   rm *.png 2> /dev/null
   for ORIGINAL in *; do

   when a folder is empty after removing all .png files, it leaves a '' in the variable $ORIGINAL.

   This line prevents errors with cp

   if [ ! "$ORIGINAL" = '*' ]; then

   replace [ and ] by @ from original file names (would be recognized as a tag otherwise),

   before adding tags in new filename

   NEW=echo "$ORIGINAL" | tr '[' '@' | tr ']' '@' | sed "s@\(.*\)\.\(.*\)@\1[$tag].\2@"

   if file name already exists at the destination location,

   append ´@'' at the beginning until the new file name is unique

   while [ -f ../../"$NEW" ]; do
   NEW="@$NEW"
   done

   copy the attachment to the desired location

   cp "$ORIGINAL" ../../"$NEW"
   fi
   done
   cd ..
   fi
   done;

   Hello,

   My name is Spleenico and the idea I would like to suggest is to blog an how-to to explain how to import notes from Evernotes together with their tags for direct use with TagSpaces.
   I made a script that worked for me and I would like to share it if it can help more people.
   I suggest the team to check my code and if they think it is a good idea, to publish it. The code and the explanations can be freely changed and distributed as long as the script header (authorship, GNU General Public License) is maintained.

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5. Add support for Camera RAW files

   chrome.mediaGalleries might be a starting point for implementation.
   http://chromespot.com/2013/05/29/chrome-chromebook-raw-photos/

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6. Enable sync of tags between devices; e.g. app could refer to remote config file of user's tag strings stored in DropBox

   The app could refer to remote config file of user's tag strings; user stores the config file in a Dropbox folder. At install of Android device app or PC browser plugin, the user is prompted to create a config file on the PC or locate a pre-existing one (e.g. the one in DropBox). The app then imports tags found in the pre-existing config file, enabling a consistent approach.

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7. Integrate with web services for ACLing / sharing models

   The primary limitation of TagSpaces compared to other cross-platform note and file management tools is the lack of collaboration support.

   If files could either be exposed in cloud file management systems (e.g., as a Drive compatible app) or could (via OAuth) represent those services as Locations, and display the files within them (e.g. SkyDrive or Google Drive docs), it would avoid confusion of whether to create a doc within TagSpaces or cloud-side if the user needs to collaborate on it with others.

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8. Detect file updates and update preview / edited version in realtime

   Put your TagSpaces projects into a Dropbox, Drive, or Box folder and they sync fine between devices.

   But if the file changes on disk due to editing it on a separate device, the open TagSpaces app doesn't notice - the user's file preview doesn't change.

   Worse still, if the user has it open for editing, leaves, edits it on another device, comes back, and closes it on the first device later, TagSpaces doesn't even warn them that the file on disk has changed, and they may lose all of their changes from the remote device.

   This FR is for the following behavior:
   1) Ideally, update an open document in the preview or Edit mode as soon as changes to the document on disk are detected. If the user has made unsaved changes in Edit mode, warn them and force them to pick a version to keep.
   2) Less preferably, but still better than current functionality - update the preview immediately if the displayed file changes on disk, in Edit mode simply notify the user that the file on disk has changed (via status bar at the top or something), then let them choose whether to revert to the new version on disk or keep editing / save their in progress copy.

   Put your TagSpaces projects into a Dropbox, Drive, or Box folder and they sync fine between devices.

   But if the file changes on disk due to editing it on a separate device, the open TagSpaces app doesn't notice - the user's file preview doesn't change.

   Worse still, if the user has it open for editing, leaves, edits it on another device, comes back, and closes it on the first device later, TagSpaces doesn't even warn them that the file on disk has changed, and they may lose all of their changes from the remote device.

   This FR is for the… more

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9. Auto-save notes while editing (explicit 'Save' not required)

   Auto-save has become common on desktop notetaking and editing applications, because of the risk of app crashes, OS crashes, running out of battery on laptops, etc. OpenOffice and Word now have this by default, and even more obscure apps like Inkscape offer it in Settings. Same for web apps like Google Drive.

   It's actually hard to force myself back into the motions of hitting Ctrl+S every few minutes in TagSpaces; would prefer to have it save automatically as I type.

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10. Wouldn't it be wonderful if we can simply right click on a file/folder and add a tag for it?

    add right click menu to file/folder

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11. smart tag ideas

    Folder - grabs the name of the folder that file is in and tags it with that

    Video Resolution - grabs whether file is 480p, 720p, 1080i, 544p, etc by reading file metadata and tags it with this resolution tag (i.e. Fringe 720p) with option of adding another tag called HD if above 720 and removing existing 720p if there and placing in filename tag block

    Document Type - based on file extension it adds tag of Document, Picture, Video, Audio, Diagram, SourceCode, etc

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12. SKOS support for tagging files

    Import SKOS files/URLs so that you could use a taxonomie for the tagging.

    http://www.w3.org/2004/02/skos/

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13. Allow setting links between files.

    So that I can refer in one file to another file and browse to it by clicking on the link. At least for html files, this should be easy to realise.

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14. Quick File Creation

    It would be cool to start taking notes with a one click without creating file via dialog. Filename can be autogenerated or so. Also it would be cool if there were no dialog prompt on saving file

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15. Add support for themes

    Pretty basic concept: Add support for custom themes which can change the layout using CSS/html/whatever else

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16. Adding tags to directories

    And this will add tags recursively

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17. Tag support for multiple word names

    Hi,
    Firstly thanks for this awesome app. I was looking for an evernote alternative that i can use on linux. And surprisingly, although not mentioned by many linux blogs, Tagspaces is the closest one can get to evernote.
    I could have used evernote using Wine, but i will prefer apps that have versions for Linux.

    Tagspaces does almost all the jobs.

    Only niggle, that kept me from shifting permanently to Tagspace, is the inability to add multiple words in the same tag.
    I am a medical physician. For example if you need to add a tag ' Blood sugar' in tagspaces, either it appears as two separate tags. Or you can add them within the same tag with a 'hyphen' in between them.

    I will really appreciate if adding multiple words within the same tag is made possible. ctually, in our field there are many names of disease that are quite complex and contain many words.
    Sincerely hope the developer considers this in future releases.

    Thanks and regards

    Hi,
    Firstly thanks for this awesome app. I was looking for an evernote alternative that i can use on linux. And surprisingly, although not mentioned by many linux blogs, Tagspaces is the closest one can get to evernote.
    I could have used evernote using Wine, but i will prefer apps that have versions for Linux.

    Tagspaces does almost all the jobs.

    Only niggle, that kept me from shifting permanently to Tagspace, is the inability to add multiple words in the same tag.
    I am a medical physician. For example if you need to add a tag ' Blood sugar' in… more

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18. Add preview for IPython notebook file

    Add preview for IPython notebook file.
    IPython provides a rich architecture for interactive computing.

    http://ipython.org/

    IPython notebook is a browser-based notebook with support for code, text, mathematical expressions, inline plots and other rich media into a single document.

    These notebooks are normal files that can be shared with colleagues, converted to other formats such as HTML or PDF, etc.

    You can share any publicly available notebook by using the IPython Notebook Viewer service which will render it as a static web page. This makes it easy to give your colleagues a document they can read immediately without having to install anything.

    http://nbviewer.ipython.org/

    There is already an firefox, chrome addons that open the current page in nbviewer:

    https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/open-in-nbviewer/ihlhlehlibooakiicbiakgojckpnlali?hl=en

    https://addons.mozilla.org/fr/firefox/addon/open-in-nbviewer/

    Don't know if it could be easly integradted in Tagspaces.

    Francois

    Add preview for IPython notebook file.
    IPython provides a rich architecture for interactive computing.

    http://ipython.org/

    IPython notebook is a browser-based notebook with support for code, text, mathematical expressions, inline plots and other rich media into a single document.

    These notebooks are normal files that can be shared with colleagues, converted to other formats such as HTML or PDF, etc.

    You can share any publicly available notebook by using the IPython Notebook Viewer service which will render it as a static web page. This makes it easy to give your colleagues a document they can read immediately without having to install… more

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19. Notes in pdf files

    Add the possibility to put some notes in pdf files.
    Notes should be "tagable" and "searchable"

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20. Caching tags added

    Hi,

    I am currently using the experimental feature:
    "calculate tags from the current search results"

    I have bigs directories with many files and some tags
    I want a cached last tags added to tagspace because now it crashes in one case:
    Adding a new tag to a file and recalculate to integrate it into tagspace

    Thank you for this great software I'm talking about me

    Regards

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