Abstract: Today, most computer users work with traditional hierarchical file systems for organizing large amounts of personal files. Recently, tagging has grown popular as an alternative means of organizing information resources. We argue that tagging is a powerful paradigm for efficient information access which overcomes many deficiencies of hierarchical file systems, especially in the context of the organization of large quantities of personal files. In this paper we present TagFS, a filesystem with tagging support which aims at a seamless integration of the tagging paradigm with local applications. While retaining the notions of directories and files and providing all standard filesystem operations, the semantics of these primitives are ...
Abstract. Recent research has shown that the navigability of tagging systems leaves much to be desir...
We present the tagFlake system, which supports seman-tically informed navigation within a tag cloud....
We describe a new file system that provides, at the same time, both name and content based access to...
TagFS is a simple yet effective tag-based filesystem. Instead of organizing files and documents in a...
Tagging is an organizational system commonly used as an alternative to hierarchical systems. Many au...
Existing implementations of file systems often seem to be made on an ad hoc and implicit basis. This...
Organising files by grouping them using tags is an alternative approach to filesystem design that h...
The limitation of data representation in today’s file systems is that data representation is bound o...
Abstract—Traditional hierarchical file systems offer a single organizational view of the data, thus ...
File systems (FS) are an essential part of operating systems in that they are responsible for storin...
File systems (FS) are an essential part of operating systems in that they are responsible for storin...
Operating systems both old and new are reliant on the venerable hierarchical file system. For some t...
For over forty years, we have assumed hierarchical file system namespaces. These namespaces were a r...
Abstract — This paper introduces CoFS, a context-based system for personal file retrieval. Users in ...
Tagging introduces an intuitive and easy method to organize re-sources in information systems. Altho...
Abstract. Recent research has shown that the navigability of tagging systems leaves much to be desir...
We present the tagFlake system, which supports seman-tically informed navigation within a tag cloud....
We describe a new file system that provides, at the same time, both name and content based access to...
TagFS is a simple yet effective tag-based filesystem. Instead of organizing files and documents in a...
Tagging is an organizational system commonly used as an alternative to hierarchical systems. Many au...
Existing implementations of file systems often seem to be made on an ad hoc and implicit basis. This...
Organising files by grouping them using tags is an alternative approach to filesystem design that h...
The limitation of data representation in today’s file systems is that data representation is bound o...
Abstract—Traditional hierarchical file systems offer a single organizational view of the data, thus ...
File systems (FS) are an essential part of operating systems in that they are responsible for storin...
File systems (FS) are an essential part of operating systems in that they are responsible for storin...
Operating systems both old and new are reliant on the venerable hierarchical file system. For some t...
For over forty years, we have assumed hierarchical file system namespaces. These namespaces were a r...
Abstract — This paper introduces CoFS, a context-based system for personal file retrieval. Users in ...
Tagging introduces an intuitive and easy method to organize re-sources in information systems. Altho...
Abstract. Recent research has shown that the navigability of tagging systems leaves much to be desir...
We present the tagFlake system, which supports seman-tically informed navigation within a tag cloud....
We describe a new file system that provides, at the same time, both name and content based access to...