A script to open all the files I need open, on the appropriate workspaces, for each of the projects I'm currently working on. It feels so slow to do that manually, and it's still satisfying watching all those files open themselves on various workspaces.
This system organizes files in a very efficient way. It could save us so much time everyday and the interface is very good-looking. It seems this system can't show the size of each file or copy/paste a lot of files simultaneously. I really recommend this and hope this could be implemented soon!
Same, which is why I made my own bash aliases which basically streams files and text into temporary files in my home directory. I can then paste them as plaintext or move them as files. Should make a function to keep a list of the 10 latest files and query those then.
Side note, years ago I organized decades of hard drives, this found clips of my baby siblings playing with microphones and old video games.
I went through literally every folder. Took probably 20 hours.
Wondering if I could simplify this with python. Eliminating generic program files, but keeping all user data. The goal wouldn't be perfection but to take that 20 hours and turn it into 5 hours.
This program is awesome. It's useful for e.g. quickly running in a website project folder to figure out what's taking up space as you can browse and delete files as you go.
This looks like a lovely project but I would also suggest [midnight commander](https://www.gnu.org/software/mc/). It's a console based file manager that is available everywhere.
That'll print the list of files even in a populated directory like /usr/bin and leave me at the prompt with the last few files listed above. As soon as you want the list of files not to go away so you can control/manage/examine them, you are talking of a file manager.
I'll give it a try for a few weeks.
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